Jon Coupal
Political Writer at California Political Review
Jon Coupal is President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, California's largest taxpayer advocacy organization with over 200,000 members.
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1 week ago |
mtdemocrat.com | Jon Coupal
In the history of California, there has never been a bigger disconnect between political elites and the citizenry than over the issue of Proposition 13. In June of 1978, every editorial board in California, every labor group, every education organization and, yes, even big business opposed Prop. 13. While its defeat seemed certain to the experts, the voters had other ideas and passed the iconic measure by nearly 65%.
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1 week ago |
metnews.com | Jon Coupal
Metropolitan News-Enterprise 5 Page 8 In My Opinion California’s Politicians Are Clueless By Jon Coupal In the history of California, there has never been a bigger disconnect between political elites and the citizenry than over the issue of Proposition 13. In June of 1978, every editorial board in California, every labor group, every education organization and, yes, even big business opposed Prop. 13.
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ocregister.com | Jon Coupal
Years ago, when my family went to a popular Mexican restaurant, my young son started reaching for a raw habanero pepper. I told him not to put it in his mouthbut, in a typical act of offspring defiance, he started chewing on it. Suffice it to say, he never did that again. If an 8-year-old can learn from his mistakes, why can’t legislators? Two bills relating to public employee pension benefits illustrate the point.
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2 weeks ago |
mtdemocrat.com | Jon Coupal
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2 weeks ago |
ocregister.com | Jon Coupal
In the history of California, there has never been a bigger disconnect between political elites and the citizenry than over the issue of Proposition 13. In June of 1978, every editorial board in California, every labor group, every education organization and, yes, even big business opposed Prop. 13. While its defeat seemed certain to the experts, the voters had other ideas and passed the iconic measure by nearly 65%.
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Banked vacation leads to a $1.2-million payday: How state workers cash in on days off. “There’s no parallel to this in the private sector,” said Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn. “Obviously this is a problem.” @hjta. https://t.co/YewhGouKs0
250 years ago today, American patriots stood up against tyranny. @hjta. Let's keep the revolution going. https://t.co/siGjlj6TbV
Let me get this straight: At the same time San Diego is pushing a new trash fee on homeowners, a senior attorney ($300k/year) gets to work from "home" on a cruise ship??? "Bon voyage: Top SD lawyer collecting full pay during 4-month global cruise. @hjta. https://t.co/F3NVPYfzo9