Democrats to Voters: "F**K You"



Commie birds of a feather always flock together.
Back in 1979, Socialist California Governor Jerry Brown, left, Jane Fonda and leftist radical activist Tom Hayden.  Old Commie-Marxist bastards will never, ever go away until every last cent is taken from you.



Re-Distribution of the Wealth  -  Jerry Brown threatens the voters that he will slash education spending unless they vote for more taxes

• Democrats want state spending to increase by 7%
• Democrats want $35 Billion in new taxes over five years
• Democrats want to push the state sales tax up to nearly 8% on all the voters
• Democrats want to increase the Marxist state income tax to 11.3% for job creators
• Democrats want voters to drop their pants, bend over, spread their cheeks and enjoy Socialism 

Socialist Democrat Governor Jerry Brown of the People's Republic of California has proposed a budget that would lop off the equivalent of three weeks from the public school year if voters dare to reject his proposal for $35 billion in tax increases over five years.

The $92.6 billion spending plan Brown unveiled yesterday for the year that starts in July boosts spending by 7 percent from the current year, even though the state faces a $9.2 billion deficit. The increase is to be financed through economic growth (yeah, right), higher income taxes on those making at least $250,000 a year and expanded sales taxes on everyone that moves.

Brown, a 73-year-old Democrat who approved $16 billion in cuts last June, said the state would have to slash another $4.8 billion from education if voters fail to approve his tax plan at the polls in November. The largest U.S. state by population has perennial budget crises and Standard & Poor’s worst credit rating among its peers reports Bloomberg News.

“It’s the most expensive ransom note in California political history,” Dan Schnur, a former aide to Republican Governor Pete Wilson and now director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, said yesterday in a telephone interview.

Brown wants to raise income taxes on individuals making at least $250,000 a year to 10.3 percent from 9.3 percent. For those earning $300,000 to $500,000, the rate would climb to 10.8 percent. For single filers with income above $500,000, the tax would rise to 11.3 percent. Californians with income of more than $1 million are now taxed at 10.3 percent.

He also wants to boost retail sales taxes to 7.75 percent from 7.25 percent.

“The boomerang could be that it makes voters more angry if they feel they’re being threatened,” state Senator Doug LaMalfa, a Richvale Republican, said in a telephone interview yesterday. “Voters don’t cotton to being threatened.”

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