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Senator Moorlach responds to the May Budget Revision

Posted on May 15, 2015 by Editor Posted in California, John Moorlach, Orange County, Republican Party 1 Comment

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 14, 2015
CONTACT: Tim Clark @ 916.346.6551

Senator Moorlach Responds to May Budget Revision

“Even without considering unfunded pension and retiree medical liabilities, California still has an unrestricted net deficit of $117 billion. In accounting language, that means our state is in desperate financial shape.”

“If your bank account is empty, and your kitchen table is piled high with unpaid bills, you don’t go out and spend your next paycheck for a down payment on a new car.”

(Sacramento, CA) – Newly elected State Senator and nationally recognized government budget and finance expert, John Moorlach released the following statement today in response to California Governor’s release of the state budget’s May Revision. Continue reading→

Huff gives high marks to Gov. Brown’s May Budget Revision

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Editor Posted in Bob Huff, California, Jerry Brown, Republican Party Leave a comment

Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) gives high marks to Governor Brown for the Governor’s May Budget Revision in his Capitol Comment for the Week of May 13th, 2013.

The new budget proposal from the Governor spends roughly $1.3 billion less than his January budget plan, and Senator Huff notes that the Governor ignored the clarion call for increased spending that came from members of his own party. Continue reading→

GOP Senate Leader Huff responds to Governor’s proposed May Budget Revision

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Editor Posted in Bob Huff, California, Jerry Brown Leave a comment

Bob Huff

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 14, 2013
CONTACT: Bill Bird, (916) 651-4029

Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff Responds to the Governor’s Proposed May Budget Revision

SACRAMENTO: Senate Republican Leader Huff (R-Diamond Bar) issued the following statement on the Governor’s proposed May Budget Revision:

“The Governor has revenue estimates that are lower than anyone expected, largely due to the increased payroll tax suppressing the economy. Higher tax rates and continuing high unemployment mean less money in people’s pockets and less money to propel the economy.” Continue reading→