Calif. lawmakers back plan to use cap-and-trade revenue to close budget gap - News - Point Carbon
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12 (Reuters Point Carbon) – A California budget conference committee late Monday threw its support behind Governor Jerry Brown’s plan to borrow $500 million raised through the sale of greenhouse gas emission permits to help close the state’s budget deficit.
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I am pretty sure that just about everyone with a brain predicted this many years ago.
It simply was a given.
Never Ever trust a politician.
Hell you say. I am ecstatic that they're spending the money on something besides windmills, solar panels, maglev choo choo trains, or more damn "research" money lining the pockets of creeps like Hansen and Schmidt.
Al least there is the possibility that some of it won't be a total write off.
That's an optimum condition in a Democrat ruled state - that they might accidentally spend global warming money on something useful.
It also shows that Jerry Brown knows the global warming fraud is a sack of crap, even if he'll never admit it in public.
So, global warming money was spent on "other stuff?"
Didn't the Big Tobacco lawsuit money go the same route?
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