A Very Taxing Ballot Noreen Evans and “Meaningless” Principles
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento Several years ago, the last time California was “going off a cliff,” I wrote aRead More
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Prop. 13: Will It Be the Victim of Its Own success?
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento In order to “solve” California’s massive budget crisis, the tax-and-spend lobby and left-leaning academics areRead More
Leave a commentIt’s Not About You, Anthony Adams
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento A great line from Carly Simon’s You’re So Vain is “you probably think this songRead More
Leave a commentCalifornia Budget: Rejecting False Choices
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento On May 19th, California voters made it clear that they are taxed enough and wantRead More
Leave a commentDefeat of Prop. 1A Is a Win for Business
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento The phrase “feeding the alligators” is a metaphor about the dangers of appeasement. One mayRead More
Leave a commentProposition 13 Is the Bogeyman, Again
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento Even before this week’s historic special election, the same people and interests which drove CaliforniaRead More
Leave a commentTo Get His Way, The Governor Issues Threats
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento Polls show that the revenue shifts and tax increases contained in the six measures placedRead More
Leave a commentNo Looking Back
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento Between now and the May 19th special election, taxpayers will be inundated with political advertisingRead More
Leave a commentBallot Measure Scare Tactics Reveal Rising Desperation
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento To cover their posteriors after running up massive budget deficits, the Sacramento politicians have placedRead More
Leave a commentDiscontent and the Tea Parties
by Jon Coupal | Sacramento In normal times, political institutions generally reflect the members they serve. In theory, a legislativeRead More
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