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  • When baseball is politics (and vice versa)

    Two months without a state budget? The pikers. Talk about playing real hardball: In 1994, the country went 232 days without baseball because owners and players were about as far apart on a deal as the Dems and Reeps in Sacramento. At an April meeting with Valley hospital administrators, an already-frustrated Assembly Minority Leader Mike Villines ...
    Posted to In the Public Eye (Weblog) by jtaylor on September 2, 2008
  • $15.2 billion for your thoughts

    Respect and ridicule are never dispensed equally. Just ask ''The Big Five'' who are trying to hash out an already-overdue California budget that has a $15.2 billion hole, and growing. The Sacramento Bee threw some pretty sharp elbows in its July 1 coverage of the budget huddlers and the potentially disastrous impact they might wreak on state ...
    Posted to In the Public Eye (Weblog) by jtaylor on July 1, 2008
  • Lottery, prisons and dieting for dollars

    Do you care who runs California's lottery? Would you mind if Blue Cross or some other HMO provided care in the state's prisons? Do you have feelings for (or understand) the Williamson Act or the State Compensation Insurance Fund? Those were some of the ways mentioned to two-dozen Central California hospital officials April 25 by Assembly Minority ...
    Posted to In the Public Eye (Weblog) by jtaylor on April 28, 2008