LAT columnist George Skelton argues this morning that California's legislators and the governator are not responsible for California not having a budget nearly three months into the fiscal year that began last July 1st. Blame the constitution, Skelton says, for requiring a two-thirds majority. If only a simple majority were required, California would already have a budget, Skelton argues.
Skelton is right. A simple majority made up entirely of Dems would by now have voted a tax increase and passed a budget. Californians would have been saddled with higher taxes and unrestrained spending.
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