SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown, excoriating Republicans for their "obsessional" opposition to taxes, warned that the country and California are entering "turbulent waters" economically and politically in the wake of the Capitol Hill brinksmanship that barely averted disaster when President Barack Obama signed an agreement today to raise the debt limit with only hours to spare. TopixGet the Senate Goodie factory operating again:
How much pain will be felt at the state level is hard to say, Brown said, but at stake are hundreds of billions of dollars in federal health programs, education, highways and other areas.He wants to fix the State:
Brown also said he is "definitely looking into the possibility" of going to the ballot with an initiative to do "what we can to put the state on firmer footing."Notice no mention of repairing California's lack of Senate representation. The ballot initiative he should consider is one breaking up the state.
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