Jack Kirkpatrick
05-28-2009, 01:29 AM
It was said “The legislature without the public prompting should stop all this “’…wiggle room [that] is created with loose language in legislation, semantic manipulations, backroom horse trading, and convenient butt-covering ‘forgetfulness.’”
It is precisely this BUSINESS AS USUAL practice that is being perpetrated upon the public taxpayers so as to bail out HMB after losing a massive lawsuit. It is also why we are further away from solving our state and local budgets packages that goes a long way to add taxation to our wage earners who would support assisting the truly disadvantage; however, they are fed up with assisting the poor, the dopers and criminals, and others that have not availed themselves of traditional resources while grrowing up. They have a right to be upset with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program or Section 8 housing and adding children while receiving benefits!
Assembly member Hill and Senator Yees' negotiations are feeding on a failed political platform and continued their legislative practices has plague our federal, state, and local countywide elected officials as they proceed on the same old road to continued massive gridlock. There is no reform and it is time to scale back the permanent poor who are sopping up & burning through cash as rapidly as GM, Chrysler and its supplers as a daily routine.
Assemblyman Hill pronounced gridlock as the most serious problem in local and state government when he was campaigning for the termed out assembly seat of representative Gene Mullins. He succumbed to it as a member of the Board of Supervisors and now Jerry Hill has already succumbed to political gridlock, and he has only been on that office for less than 6 months. I believe he should be nominated as the new poster child of the old gridlock system (just like modernizing Betty Crocker as today's spokesperson for General Mills (at least he was in command)! I would expect more from Hill, but he has been "bought off" and has become part of the problem - seeking out with the intent of misusing of funds not intended for the purpose it was intended with a raid on the I-Bank and Proposition 84 funds.
Even President Obama and the national bailout is becoming systematic for AIG... and the Big 3 auto makers and its suppliers; the later have a history of failed business structures and platforms. The "Beg 2" have been told they have to change their business practices and platform to receive taxpayer's money... to be paid back with interest - Obama even kicked out a CEO!
The electorate needs to kick out many more politicians including Hill and Yee to "stop all this “’…wiggle room [that] is created with loose language in legislation, semantic manipulations, backroom horse trading, and convenient butt-covering ‘forgetfulness.’”
Business as usual? It sure is and all the way to Washington D. C. - the Center for Disease Control should isolate the public from these wanton bums until they are cured of "nervitis gridlock," a truly devastating illness...!
It is precisely this BUSINESS AS USUAL practice that is being perpetrated upon the public taxpayers so as to bail out HMB after losing a massive lawsuit. It is also why we are further away from solving our state and local budgets packages that goes a long way to add taxation to our wage earners who would support assisting the truly disadvantage; however, they are fed up with assisting the poor, the dopers and criminals, and others that have not availed themselves of traditional resources while grrowing up. They have a right to be upset with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program or Section 8 housing and adding children while receiving benefits!
Assembly member Hill and Senator Yees' negotiations are feeding on a failed political platform and continued their legislative practices has plague our federal, state, and local countywide elected officials as they proceed on the same old road to continued massive gridlock. There is no reform and it is time to scale back the permanent poor who are sopping up & burning through cash as rapidly as GM, Chrysler and its supplers as a daily routine.
Assemblyman Hill pronounced gridlock as the most serious problem in local and state government when he was campaigning for the termed out assembly seat of representative Gene Mullins. He succumbed to it as a member of the Board of Supervisors and now Jerry Hill has already succumbed to political gridlock, and he has only been on that office for less than 6 months. I believe he should be nominated as the new poster child of the old gridlock system (just like modernizing Betty Crocker as today's spokesperson for General Mills (at least he was in command)! I would expect more from Hill, but he has been "bought off" and has become part of the problem - seeking out with the intent of misusing of funds not intended for the purpose it was intended with a raid on the I-Bank and Proposition 84 funds.
Even President Obama and the national bailout is becoming systematic for AIG... and the Big 3 auto makers and its suppliers; the later have a history of failed business structures and platforms. The "Beg 2" have been told they have to change their business practices and platform to receive taxpayer's money... to be paid back with interest - Obama even kicked out a CEO!
The electorate needs to kick out many more politicians including Hill and Yee to "stop all this “’…wiggle room [that] is created with loose language in legislation, semantic manipulations, backroom horse trading, and convenient butt-covering ‘forgetfulness.’”
Business as usual? It sure is and all the way to Washington D. C. - the Center for Disease Control should isolate the public from these wanton bums until they are cured of "nervitis gridlock," a truly devastating illness...!