State Senator Ted Lieu (D-Marina Del Rey) has gone after
shark fin soup, microchips for pets, and tanning salons for teens. Now he has
set his sight on taming the atmosphere with Senate Bill 1066, which Governor
Jerry Brown has signed into law.
shark fin soup, microchips for pets, and tanning salons for teens. Now he has
set his sight on taming the atmosphere with Senate Bill 1066, which Governor
Jerry Brown has signed into law.
According to our elected officials, “climate change” is
having a demonstrable impact on our communities, our culture, and our economy,
and therefore the state will invest funds to explore its causes and potential
cures. Yet if they already know that climate change is impacting us, why
appropriate funds to “study and plan” for global warming?
having a demonstrable impact on our communities, our culture, and our economy,
and therefore the state will invest funds to explore its causes and potential
cures. Yet if they already know that climate change is impacting us, why
appropriate funds to “study and plan” for global warming?
Only the bravery of the Old Testament Patriarch Joshua, who
told the sun and moon to stop, rivals the bravado of our state’s political
class, convinced that climate change is man-made and thus requires a man-made
solution.
told the sun and moon to stop, rivals the bravado of our state’s political
class, convinced that climate change is man-made and thus requires a man-made
solution.
Aside from conserving as well as creating jobs for the
California Coastal Conservancy, SB 1066 is another wasteful expansion of government
bureaucracy. While Governor Brown wants to direct more of this state’s divested
funds to combat climate change, the economic climate remains bleak, black, and
blocked with red tape, overregulation, and high taxes.
California Coastal Conservancy, SB 1066 is another wasteful expansion of government
bureaucracy. While Governor Brown wants to direct more of this state’s divested
funds to combat climate change, the economic climate remains bleak, black, and
blocked with red tape, overregulation, and high taxes.
According to Senator Lieu, the California coast contributes “$40
billion” to the state, yet this wave of trade is diminishing fast. Not the
rising ocean levels, but the rising red ink and tax rates from Sacramento are
drowning our business communities, forcing an average of five businesses a week
out of the state. This is the “inconvenient truth” that Governor Brown, Senator
Lieu, and the rest of the Sacramento political class much challenge and change,
not our climate, not the wetlands, and certainly not at taxpayers’ expense.
billion” to the state, yet this wave of trade is diminishing fast. Not the
rising ocean levels, but the rising red ink and tax rates from Sacramento are
drowning our business communities, forcing an average of five businesses a week
out of the state. This is the “inconvenient truth” that Governor Brown, Senator
Lieu, and the rest of the Sacramento political class much challenge and change,
not our climate, not the wetlands, and certainly not at taxpayers’ expense.