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AFP California: Controller Chiang Upholds Proposition 25

June 21, 2011 J


AFP California: Controller Chiang Upholds Proposition 25


“The people of California deserve better than such petty political games”

State Chairman Peter Foy and State Director David Spady of grassroots advocacy organization Americans for Prosperity California issued the following comments regarding Controller John Chiang’s decision to reject the recently passed state budget and withhold legislators’ pay:

AFP California: Governor was Right to Veto Sham Budget

June 16, 2011 J

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AFP California: Governor was Right to Veto Sham Budget



“Blaming those who are standing up for taxpayers won’t solve the problem.”

State Chairman Peter Foy and State Director David Spady of grassroots advocacy organization Americans for Prosperity California issued the following comments regarding Governor Brown’s veto of the state budget today:

Californians Don’t Want Tax Increases, They Want Pension Reform

June 02, 2011 J

The Public Policy Institute of California today has released a poll that shows 77 percent of Californians want a say in the state’s taxing and spending decisions, while 68 percent think a special election is a “good idea.” The PPIC spun this as support for Governor Jerry Brown’s plan to hold a special election for the sole purpose of placing a tax increase on the ballot to help cover the state’s $11 billion budget gap.

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