How to bankrupt your local government

evince said:
he said it because they had CUT government and government spending like you clowns scream about and NEVER really do.


You just kill regulations
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Why would Clinton cut government? Does he hate government or is he a racist like you?
 
evince said:
he said it because they had CUT government and government spending like you clowns scream about and NEVER really do.


You just kill regulations
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Why would Clinton cut government? Does he hate government or is he a racist like you?
 
because that is what you guys wanted.

so he worked bipartisanly to make an agreement come to reality.

You guys agreed to things and then in the end RENEGGED on your end on the deal by holding back the protections of the little guy in the new laws



Its how you guys are
 
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-initiative-process/?wprss=rss_national&clsrd

Mayor Richard Berry (R) told the Albuquerque Journal last week he wants to see a citywide discussion on amending the city’s charter, including the number of signatures required to get an initiative on the ballot and how quickly the city must hold an election after a proposed initiative qualifies.

Supporters of any given initiative must collect about 12,000 valid signatures — 20 percent of the average turnout in the last four municipal elections — within 60 days to qualify for the ballot. Once an initiative qualifies for the ballot, the city must hold an election within 90 days, an expensive proposition at a time when cities are squeezing their budgets ever tighter.

The three ballot initiatives that have qualified in the past year have cost Albuquerque $1.2 million. The city has an $870 million annual budget.

City leaders worry the money they spend on special elections might be wasted. The way the minimum wage increase was written, for example, would have put the onus on both employees and the city attorney to enforce the higher wage, leading to confusion — and almost certain litigation.







Is the right helping this city or harming it?


why are they trying to BANKRUPT the local government ?
 
In just the last year, Albuquerque voters have been asked to weigh in on the minimum wage, abortion rights and the city’s runoff elections.


what can a city do about abortion rights?
 
evince said:
because that is what you guys wanted.

so he worked bipartisanly to make an agreement come to reality.

You guys agreed to things and then in the end RENEGGED on your end on the deal by holding back the protections of the little guy in the new laws



Its how you guys are
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Says the racist
 
evince said:
Is it a magical invisible link you gave to prove your shit isn't a lie?

No one can see a link
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Read what you write. It's not just one post. It's your whole attitude. You are an uneducated racist white woman. Not great qualities.
 
evince said:
Its why the right want "small" federal government.

so they can be free to destroy even local government
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Who are you talking to; you backwoods, degenerate, cognitive challenged, dumbass; who can't figure out how to use the quote feature?
 
evince said:
Then why did your party not allow that parts of the laws you are talking about to be implemented?


Because the way the bill was designed it had restrictions for the banks in it.

Your fucks held back those restrictions with political games.


so the banks could have everything they wanted without restriction that protected the people
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Who are you talking to; you backwoods, degenerate, cognitive challenged, dumbass; who can't figure out how to use the quote feature?
 
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