you're simply confused again, johnny.Again the Ass Clown makes an Ass of himself. Theres no way in this world California gives to any other state when its dead fucking broke. It has way to many liberal pansy snowflakes living off the gov dime.. But thanks for admitting you just get more stupid everyday...
California is subsidizing the rest of America by being one of 14 states receiving less than a dollar back from the Federal government for every dollar in taxes paid in.
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You are not a Marxist, Loser Boy. Why do you keep saying you are?Really AssClown. Is this the best you can do is to mimic someone else ROFLMAO! Jsut goes to show your the one whos owned :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
You're a fascist bitch who is owned.
But since liberal California (if it were a separate country) represents the sixth largest economy in the world, morons like you need to stop falling for your handlers' propaganda and wake up to the fact that California pays for your SNAP food stamps that keep average Republican voters from starving.You're reading to much fake news. California can't even fund it's own SNAP food stamps.
Gov. Jerry Brown delivers the annual State of the State address at the State Capitol in Sacramento, Calif. on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016.Bottom line, California represents the sixth largest "spending" economy in the world.
SACRAMENTO — California is on shaky grounds due to nearly $400 billion in unfunded liabilities and debt from public pensions, retiree health care and bonds, financial analysts say. It's California’s debt and liabilities that are concerning financial analysts, particularly the state’s rapidly growing unfunded retiree health care costs, which grew more than 80 percent over the past decade. California has promised $74 billion more in health and dental benefits to current and retired state workers than the state and is expected to for to over $300 billion by 2018.
The retirement plan is one of the most generous in the nation, covering 100 percent of retirees’ medical costs and a generous pension if they worked for the state for 20 years. Currently, the state can't fund the cost of providing care to retired workers without borrowing money, then there's those yet to retire who will be totally unfunded.
Bond debt also has risen substantially in California, with the state’s reliance on borrowing for infrastructure resulting in 1 of every 2 dollars spent on those projects going to pay interest alone, according to the Department of Finance.
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