California’s sell-off plan won’t help the budget gap
Governor Schwarzenegger's sell-off plan may cost taxpayers more than it makes the state
Governor Schwarzenegger is in the process of selling off two dozen state office buildings to help close the budget gap. Sounds reasonable, right? Well the Associated Press analyzed financial documents and found the plan would actually cost taxpayers billions of dollars in rent over the years. In the face of these facts, should the real estate sell-off go forward?
Guests:
Assemblyman Jim Silva, Republican from the 67th District, Huntington Beach, Orange County. .
Erin Shaw, Deputy Secretary for Communications, California State and Consumer Services Agency
- Patt Morrison for April 15, 2010
- City audit finds LA Fire Department's lax disciplinary process persists
- More trouble for Toyota……and they are ready to respond
- Sen. Sanders sells healthcare reform: community clinics to get a major boost
- California’s sell-off plan won’t help the budget gap
- Growing Greener Schools
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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