The federal government wants to give California “tax breaks, college grants, unemployment help, even money to weatherize your house.” But California is planning to cut benefits and increase taxes.
Bad timing and bad luck at the same time, talk about a raining day. From when I was young a dollar was worth a million in my mind and now days families are having to pinching a pretty penny to keep up the lifestyles that their use too. This article interests me because it’s an ongoing process that will be continually covered in the days to come. Unlike most articles which end with that one story this one can branch out into multiple ones as well.
Seeing how lifestyles change or withier the sate will compensate their bill to match the federal governments. This will also help me see the inner workings of politics. Plus it will show how miscommunications are handled in a politically correct manner. Speaking on the term politically correct, to find out what the basis of politically correct is.
White lies and false promises are what the media gives the public to believe in what politicians truly are. Expanding in this article will reveal the techniques and style that politicians use to gain the favor of the public masses and what way of analyzing opinion then analyzing the opinion of a person who reflects millions of people. Paper coverage, television, and digital media are all susceptible to the long arm reach of political media. Even personal stories could be brought into this research, like how an average family of four is dealing with the cuts and the breaks.
http://www.mercurynews.com/valley/ci_11706920
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Yo Eric. Great topic. Apparently Cash does rule everything around us...dolla dolla bill yall! Just kidding...but seriously, I remember how i felt when someone would lend me a dollar as a kid (tremendous!) or how it felt when gas was only 99c a gallon. Times are tough.
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