{"article":{"id":74368,"heading":"The Painful Truth Comes Out","author":"Tsani Jones","created":"2003-07-25 14:42:43","modified":"2003-07-25 14:42:43","last_modified":"Fri, 25 Jul 2003 21:42:43","article":"<br><br> The media is not talking about it. You <br>  <br> won't see it on Headline News, or the  <br>  <br> Los Angeles Times. It's hush-hush on the  <br>  <br> major networks. They think they're safe. <br><br> But the California Democrats are busted.  <br>  <br> More busted than a crack dealer in a  <br>  <br> room full of vice cops. They thought  <br>  <br> they were whispering their plan against  <br>  <br> the people in  a quiet back room, in the  <br>  <br> darkness where they like to hide, but  <br>  <br> they weren't. <br><br> Democrats from the California Assembly  <br>  <br> made a major faux-pas when they forgot  <br>  <br> to shut off the internal microphone that  <br>  <br> filters conversation and debate  <br>  <br> throughout the capital. Try this on for  <br>  <br> size: <br><br> \"The question that I have, is that- and  <br>  <br> I go back to both '92 and to '78- when  <br>  <br> people never saw that, they never got to  <br>  <br> see really up front and close what Prop  <br>  <br> 13 really did. Because what we did in  <br>  <br> education was is that teachers started  <br>  <br> subsidizing their classrooms, and we cut  <br>  <br> out art and we cut music and we cut out  <br>  <br> drama and we cut sports in some areas  <br>  <br> and, cut out tutoring and [inaud]  <br>  <br> teachers and we raised class size. And  <br>  <br> people thought: look, schools are still  <br>  <br> open, this didn't hurt anyone. Some of  <br>  <br> us are thinking that maybe people should  <br>  <br> see the pain up close and personal,  <br>  <br> right now.\" <br><br> That was California Assemblymember  <br>  <br> <a href='\"http:\/\/democrats.assembly.ca.gov\/members\/a45\/\"' rel=\"nofollow\">Jackie Goldberg<\/a> of Hollywood. She was  <br>  <br> admitting what the Democrats have been  <br>  <br> doing to create pain within the citizens  <br>  <br> of the state in order to fuel and pass  <br>  <br> their agenda. <br><br> The education reference that was made  <br>  <br> had sparked many a public service  <br>  <br> campaign to bring the arts back into  <br>  <br> schools, how the lack of music, drama,  <br>  <br> and other forms of expression creates a  <br>  <br> downfall of skill in providing children  <br>  <br> with the tools of individuality. <br><br> Now they admit they created the  <br>  <br> situation, and are using it to push our  <br>  <br> buttons as voters. They want Rider vs.  <br>  <br> San Diego County, which led to the  <br>  <br> necessity of a 2\/3 vote in order to  <br>  <br> raise taxes abolished, so they can use  <br>  <br> simple majority to raise, a much easier  <br>  <br> method. <br><br> They also discussed the fiscal crisis  <br>  <br> California is in, and from the excerpts  <br>  <br> available to the public here, the  <br>  <br> California Democrats are basically  <br>  <br> pleased with themselves that the state  <br>  <br> is in crisis financially, because they  <br>  <br> believe it will help their political  <br>  <br> agenda. They even go so far as to  <br>  <br> verbally declare it. <br><br> So, what we have learned here today is  <br>  <br> that a group of people verified below  <br>  <br> were in on this discussion. From the  <br>  <br> excerpts we have, we know this has been  <br>  <br> continual. For <a href='\"http:\/\/democrats.assembly.ca.gov\/members\/a47\/default.htm\"' rel=\"nofollow\">Herb Wesson<\/a>, the  <br>  <br> ringleader of the Democratic Caucus and  <br>  <br> Speaker of the House to deny  <br>  <br> responsibility and try to spin this as a  <br>  <br> fringe group is a fallacy, if not an  <br>  <br> outright lie. He is in charge of the ring,  <br>  <br> he is the leader. Thus, he could not help  <br>  <br> but know the agenda. <br><br> We thought we had lawmakers, instead, we  <br>  <br> have a vacant lot of middle-aged  <br>  <br> schoolchildren. This is apparently a  <br>  <br> popularity contest to them more than a  <br>  <br> government of the people. This is apparent  <br>  <br> in the fact that California now has to  <br>  <br> recall a governor for roughly the same  <br>  <br> behavior. <br><br> This is denigrating and insulting to the  <br>  <br> taxpaying voter, who is being addressed and  <br>  <br> treated as a simple rube in order to give  <br>  <br> the \"popular kids\" power. The power which,  <br>  <br> in effect, creates issues such as the  <br>  <br> energy crisis, a series of spending  <br>  <br> increases totaling $49 billion dollars, tax  <br>  <br> increases such as a tripling of the vehicle  <br>  <br> tax, and blatant lies regarding the budget.  <br>  <br> We haven't even addressed the fact that  <br>  <br> this group intentionally harmed our  <br>  <br> children by removing art, music, drama, and  <br>  <br> other programs from our schools in addition  <br>  <br> to creating many of the overcrowding  <br>  <br> situations and degradation in the quality.  <br>  <br> All so they could stay in office. <br><br> California Democrats think you are a  <br>  <br> bleeding idiot. Plain and simple. You have  <br>  <br> it from the horses' mouths, so there is no  <br>  <br> possible way to logically deny this fact. <br><br> But are Republicans the answer? Someone had  <br>  <br> to join in to pass these heinous  <br>  <br> legislative pieces of driftwood they  <br>  <br> discuss. Since there weren't any  <br>  <br> Libertarians to raise a stink and inform  <br>  <br> the public, there is only one other  <br>  <br> culprit, the Conservatives. <br><br> Who was it that actually sued the  <br>  <br> government and created the enactment of a  <br>  <br> 2\/3 vote before a tax increase could be  <br>  <br> enacted? It wasn't Republicans, neither was  <br>  <br> it a Democrat. The people that fought the  <br>  <br> system, to make it fairer to us, the  <br>  <br> people, was in fact, <a href='\"http:\/\/www.lp.org\/press\/archive.php?function=view&amp;record=463\"' rel=\"nofollow\">Richard Rider<\/a>, a  <br>  <br> Libertarian. <br><br> Who are the first groups to battle any kind  <br>  <br> of tax increase in California? Same answer,  <br>  <br> Libertarians. <br><br> There is an opportunity for the citizen to  <br>  <br> do their proper duty. This duty provides  <br>  <br> them with the progressive social advances  <br>  <br> the state needs for all citizens, and the  <br>  <br> money handling that will lead to more money  <br>  <br> in the taxpayers' pockets, as well as  <br>  <br> easier ways to spend that new income in a  <br>  <br> manner they choose and desire. <br><br> The faces you see, of Wesson, Dymally,  <br>  <br> Berg, Laird, Jackson, Nunez, Levine,  <br>  <br> Goldberg, and Lowenthal, are what you need  <br>  <br> to think about in November of 2004 inside  <br>  <br> the voting booth. <br><br> Remember this travesty and betrayal. Recall  <br>  <br> it into your mind every day until Election  <br>  <br> Day, and then vote Libertarian. Do it for  <br>  <br> yourself, but more importantly, vote <br>  <br> Libertarian in 2004 for your children.\n","contact":"tsani.jones@lycos.com","link":"http:\/\/tsanijones.blogspot.com","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"California Democrats caught plotting against the little guy via hidden microphone. Admissions of involvement in harming the educational system, and instigating a budget crisis. ","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2003\/07\/74368.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}