By Jack Lee
As most of us are acutely aware the State of California has been suffering from a lack of laws leading us to economic ruin. . Businesses have been leaving the States because they don’t have enough rules, regulations and laws to make them happy. And how many times have you dear citizen said, “Geez, there oughta be a law…” . Well, if this was your Christmas wish it has been granted, over 800 new laws are here for 2014 and for the most part they take effect immediately. Meanwhile, a law that a decade ago drove a governor from office is back — driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants. Boy, it doesn’t get any better than this,eh?
Steve Smith from the California Labor Federation says 2014 is going to be a banner year for workers, while the California Chamber of Commerce whines and says the new laws will drive up costs for all businesses and consumers. Oh, whine, whine, who cares about businesses, right? We don’t need no stinkin businesses. We like higher costs too, look at how we vote.
Our tax rate for CA income tax is the highest in the nation at 12.30% and we’re darn proud of it. Yessiree, we’re number one! And to think those crybabies in 1776 started a revolution over a tax rate of just 2%? What a bunch of whimps compared to us, huh? (Of course this was a satire)
Here’s a real thought: Go Democrats…Go California liberals… I mean it…go, really go, get out of here, we hate you!
That rumbling noise you hear isn’t an earthquake. It’s moving vans taking businesses and workers to business-friendly states.
J. we can only imagine what kind of a great state we might have if we had not forced out all those businesses and high income folks with our taxes and regulations. We could be doing so much better… what a shame.
Business has been moving out of California. Many of those that have remained are doing about as well as the overall economy…just bumping along. Democrats continue to stand before the people and act like they’ve created a boom. They continue to imply that they are defeating old scrooge even as their policies make it possible for only the very well off to make money. They continue to trot out the same solutions they had five years ago that have yet to improve things for the unemployed and underemployed…and people are still buying the act. Might as well bring in a professional illusionist for all the difference.
Jack, I love the humorous slant….lack of laws, indeed. Keep it up!