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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Brown: Revenue up but tax extensions still needed
May 16, 2011
| AppealDemocrat
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown has released a revised state budget that calls for a 5 percent increase in spending over the plan he released in January but says a renewal of expiring tax increases ...
Vaudt says Branstad budget does not cover raises
February 06, 2012
| DesMoinesRegister.com
The plan calls for $6 billion in spending, with no tax increases. The governor has said that the Legislature would be responsible for deciding where to make specific spending...
Obama uses tax proposals for his political message
January 30, 2012
| San Francisco Bay Area News -- -- SFGate
(01 - 30) 08: 40 PST WASHINGTON (AP) -- Aiming tax increases at millionaires and companies that ship jobs abroad may help frame the fairness theme of President Barack Obama...
As The Stadium Turns
January 29, 2012
| Daily Norseman
Arden Hills and Ramsey County have to find another way to finance their portion of the stadium, as no tax increases will be approved by either the House or Senate. They are...
State of the Union: Fact check
January 25, 2012
| DesMoinesRegister.com
' -- FACTS: Back when fellow Democrats formed the House and Senate majorities, he sought $36.5 billion in tax increases ... and oppose tax increases generally. OBAMA:' -- Our...
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