Tuesday, April 21, 2009

The Thing about Arnold Schwarzenegger...




The picture I posted is weird and puzzling, so naturally, I wonder if that's a relative of his

I am so offended and so angry at the fact that this con artist came into my life 5 or 6 years ago-looking concerned and acting as if he would become everyone in California's, big protector by looking out for us and not letting taxes or government run over us as they had been, but soon showed his very unconcerned side. Im a realist, I know taxes are something we have to live with, but you would think out own governor who claimed to care so much about us, would not tax Californians big time during the worst time ever-raising the car registration double, then have the nerve to proclaim us whiners because we took a stand in the way of tax rallies and verbal protests.

I wasnt a big Schwarzenegger fan, I had heard of him, of course, even seen some of his movies and was intrigued by his muscley background. I thought of him as an underdog, because of his foreign roots, not because I felt sorry for him.
I liked the fact that he got in peoples faces and laughed at certain things. I even was annoyed that women were popping up and complaining about him patting them on the butt or saying chavinistic things to them. I chalked it up to him being a foreigner and that was just his personality.

Turns out he is a lying scum with no morals. He leaves out info, hes raised taxes and covers for the over government spending by saying that he inherited the issues of overspending and it wasnt him

I did some research on history of the Mafia, everything is parallel to the way Schwarzy and the unions handle things.

He is campaigning big time for Yes on Props 1A-F which extends taxes another two years. That means another 2 years of double car registration, decreased child deductions, 2% surcharge on your taxes and an increased sales tax

From what I read Schwarzy and his posse are betting on low voter turn out so these props will pass

so, if you havent ever voted, or dont vote, this is one election where you will need to vote -its important VOTE ON MAY 19TH AND VOTE NO ON ALL PROPOSITIONS-heres a little info on the props:
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In this election, California voters are facing a barrage of unparalleled falsehoods and misrepresentations. Proponents of these bogus measures called for a May vote hoping for a low voter turnout. Do not be fooled.

Proposition 1-A: THE "RAINY DAY" BUDGET STABILIZATION FUND

VOTE NO. If politicians could be prosecuted for deceptive advertising this little item would land a bunch of Sacramento hacks in jail. According to the Secretary of State's Ballot Label for this proposition, the measure would "limit future deficits by increasing the State's 'rainy day' fund," but it would also exact "higher state tax revenues of roughly $16 billion." Yes, Proposition 1-A is nothing less than the authorization of a massive tax increase to deposit in a state "reserve;" but these additional reserve funds are intended to be spent when state revenues drop below the amount "needed" to fund the government. Those who decide how many dollars are "needed" to fund the government also decide when to spend the reserve. In the end, the State "Rainy Day" reserve is nothing more than another pot of money to feed the big government monster.

Proposition 1-B: EDUCATION FUNDING. PAYMENT PLAN

VOTE NO on this "save now - pay later" scheme. The Secretary of State says, "Potential state savings of up to several billion dollars in 2009-10 and 2010-11. Potential state costs of billions of dollars annually thereafter." Temporary cuts to education made now will be added back to the education budget later and taxpayers will receive the bill for the "repayment."

Proposition 1-C: LOTTERY MODERNIZATION ACT

VOTE NO on this shell-game gamble. If "modernizing" means increasing the public debt by writing IOU's in the name of California taxpayers to the California State Lottery, then this could rightfully be considered as a contribution to progress. The State is having problems selling its unsustainable debt instruments to investors, so why not just strongarm some more credit from one of its own public-private partnerships?

Proposition 1-D: CHILDREN'S SERVICES FUNDING

VOTE NO on this bait and switch sham. The California Legislature imposed a tax on cigarettes a few years back on the pretence that the new tax would yield money for early childhood programs. Now, here is that same Legislature in your face telling you that it wants to move that money around in whatever way it sees fit. Make a promise. Find an excuse. Break the promise. See a pattern here?

Proposition 1-E: MENTAL HEALTH FUNDING.
TEMPORARY REALLOCATION

VOTE NO on this hand-is-quicker-than-the-eye scam. Californians voted in 2004 to provide funds for specific mental health services. It was called Proposition 63. Now comes the Legislature to undo the work of the supporters of Proposition 63 by getting what they hope is a forgetful public to take money from that purpose and give it over to another purpose. So much for public earmarks! You may get your wish today, but ultimately all forms of revenue will go to the general fund where politicians can use it to meet their own agendas. Don't fall for this undermining of the California initiative process.

Proposition 1-F: ELECTED OFFICIALS' SALARIES. PREVENTS PAY INCREASES DURING BUDGET DEFICIT YEARS

VOTE NO. The measure only empowers the Director of Finance to prevent the Citizens Compensation Commission from recommending an increase when a deficit year is declared. Of course, the politicians can still pass their own increases; but even if they don't, it would be a small loss compared to the big money showered on their campaigns by the unions and other special interests.

To those who are abe to vote-don't ignore this election. If you do not vote no, chances are that union workers will vote to force you to pay higher taxes. As long as you allow California's legislators and governor to spend your money, they will continue to spend your money until you go broke. Go out and vote - and VOTE NO!

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