Normally I ignore those incapable of thoughtful dialog. You're certainly going to be up near the top.
Why are you putting out BS from the liberal/progressive Jerry Brown, rather than actual facts? You're posting a proposed budget, and trying to sell it as fact?
Here are some facts you appear proud to be ignorant about.
California Pension Liabilities Raise Debt Uncertainty
The report examined multiple sectors of government spending, including the ‘wall of debt’ (coined by Governor Jerry Brown), unemployment insurance, and various obligation and revenue bonds. When these factors are added up, the state government’s debt is an estimated $132.6 billion.
Additional analysis shows California’s K-12 public schools hold about $49.7 billion in bond debt, city governments hold $68.1 billion, and county governments hold $22.1 billion. When taken together along with California’s other state and local government entities, debts reached over $850 billion. Following additional adjustments, which accounted for more conservative growth, outstanding debt reached into the trillions.
The culprit cited by CPPC is the state’s ballooning pension liabilities. The key lynchpin here being the estimated investment return rate. Historically, an average annual return of 7.5 percent would be considered appropriate, yet a much more conservative rate of 5.5 percent or lower is considered by CPPC to be much more accurate.
Here is a link to the Public Employee Union legislation Calpers got the Democrats to enslave California with.
David Crane: California's Pension Fiasco and the Great Nondisclosure of 1999 - WSJ.com
Now, do you plan to comment on the various bankrupt cities that were cited in the links I provided, or do you plan add to the mountain of foolishness you've been posting?