Waste Grows In California No Matter the Governor in Charge

Waste Grows In California No Matter the Governor in Charge
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California Gov. Jerry Brown introduced his final budget last week. For a sense of perspective, the first general-fund budget he introduced back in 1975 was for $11.5 billion. His final one spends $132 billion — a whopping $190 billion if we included total spending from all special funds. It's 44 percent larger than the budget he introduced in 2011, per news reports. This much is certain: Our state government certainly is good at getting its hands on our money. You can't totally blame Brown. This is the sad trajectory of government spending at all levels, regardless of which politician is

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