Gov. Jerry Brown passes lawmakers in the Assembly chamber Wednesday ahead of the second State of the State speech of his third term. He said tax increases will bolster public schools, which he called the "most basic of public services."
Gov. Jerry Brown passes lawmakers in the Assembly chamber Wednesday ahead of the second State of the State speech of his third term. He said tax increases will bolster public schools, which he called the "most basic of public services."
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As president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Jon Coupal is ready and willing to wage war against any and all proposals for state tax increases in 2012.
As president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Jon Coupal is ready and willing to wage war against any and all proposals for state tax increases in 2012.
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Our view: Brown caves to unions on tax hikes
March 19, 2012
| AppealDemocrat
Gov. Jerry Brown says the odds have improved that voters will approve tax increases in November because he and the California Federation of Teachers merged their separate...
Our View: Brown's taxes costly, less popular
March 10, 2012
| AppealDemocrat
The huge tax increases proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown are becoming much less popular as voters learn more about them. At the rate of decline in popularity over just the past two...
New Field Poll Shows Voters Support Some Tax Measures
February 23, 2012
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Californians apparently are not balking at the idea of some tax increases -- particularly if wealthier citizens are the ones paying up. A new Field Poll examines voters' views...
E. J. Dionne: Romney's Clintonesque moment
May 17, 2012
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Yes, many business folks who initially resented Clinton's tax increases came to appreciate the economic boom that followed. But whose approach to government, budgets and taxes...
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