indian gaming

Come on! Ya gotta love the complete ineptitude being exhibited by government in the management of the state's financial matters. Love it or cry is what I say. That was my attitude as I lounged next to the pool in Coronado last week and read this headline that could be found only in the San Diego Union-Tribune: "Voter-backed gaming deal with Sycuan in jeopardy."

Remember that whole deal?

We just had quite a week on the money in politics front. The Democrats' presumptive presidential nominee informed his reform-minded public that he was opting out of public financing for the general election because the system is broken. This, unless you listen only to the Democrat's presumptive presidential nominee and his staff, is being seen as a flip-flop. The Republican's presumptive presidential nominee, unless you listen only to him and his staff, had his own pas de deux with public money earlier this campaign season before deciding to go private.

We just had quite a week on the money in politics front.  The Democrats' presumptive presidential nominee informed his reform-minded public that he was opting out of public financing for the general election because the system is broken.  This, unless you listen only to the Democrat's presumptive presidential nominee and his staff, is being seen as a flip-flop.  The Republican's presumptive presidential nominee, unless you listen only to him and his staff, had his own pas de deux with public money earlier this campaign season before deciding to go private.