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The Year in Review: Sacramento It's been a rough year for taxpayers in California. As 2009 comes to a close, Californians find themselves clutching their wallets more than ever. Below, a look at the diabolical, dangerous, and downright worst Tax schemes of 2009: #10: As part of last summer's Budget deal, Legislators agreed to sneak an additional 10% Income Tax Withholding from Californians' paychecks just in time for the ...
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21 hours ago ago from Blue Virginia
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by Peter Schrag Harper's Magazine Notebook (September 2009) T he great state of California is desperately ill: it has a chronic disease that's been ravaging it for more than thirty years. This year's symptoms include: a $26 billion, two-year budget deficit; a string of sudden multibillion-dollar cuts to schools, welfare, and health services; and the possible elimination of the state's college-scholarship program. In June, Governor Arnold ...
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22 hours ago ago from Media General - NBC4i.com
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10 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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12 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska, the final Democratic holdout on health-care legislation, said Thursday he is concerned not only about the use of federal dollars for abortion coverage, but also about the impact that expanding Medicaid would have on the finances of his home state. This Story A Medicaid expansion would create an underfunded federal mandate for the state of Nebraska, Nelson told a Nebraska radio station. He ...
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