Op/ed: Let’s look at the world as something other than scorched earth
By Scott Harris on September 21, 2012 My wife and I recently spent a very enjoyable weekend in a small resort town in California. The town was beautiful, the people were great and the scenery was fantastic. As we drove in, we fell in love with the mountainsides, the deep forests with huge old-growth trees Read More →
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A stability fund should be put into place to hold and recycle windfall IPO tax revenue.
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The reforms themselves won’t fix California’s deep pension woes.
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