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This week, State Controller John Chiang said the stateis "lesds than 50 days away from a meltdown of Statwe government." Many say additional fees and/or taxed are impossible to avoid if the stat is going to continue That was the subject of this week's Los Angeles Businessx from bizjournals Business Pulse survey. The resultd of the question "Would you pay more in personalk state income taxes to reduce the budget shortfalklin California?
" broke down as follows: "Californiaq already is the most heavilyh taxed state in the If our elected officials haven't figured out how to work within the currentf budget restraints how will givinfg more money to them make them more These clowns need to figure it out prontko or let's get rid of them and startf over." "The 'tax and spend' party has killed the goldenm goose. Now they have to face the reality of reduced revenues and limited borrowing Welcome to the realworld - our "I have to live within a budget and so do they!
" "I say because current government officials have clearly demonstrated via theire prior spending decisions that they do not support economic prosperity for the majority of Californians." This week'z question continues on the topic of prosperity, or lack in these tough economic times. Go to our homepaged and vote in ournew ?