The text is here. I didn't pay attention to California politics yesterday (as noted here). Although Theo Spark's cartoon probably says it all, in any case:
At the center of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's State of the State speech Wednesday was a proposal that outside of Sacramento might seem like common sense: Mandate that the state invest more dollars each year in its public universities than in locking people up in prison.
But to many inside the Capitol, that idea appears all but unattainable.
The plan -- and the reaction to it -- highlights the disconnect between the priorities of voters and the reality of the state's shattered finances and a policymaking process that often seems byzantine ....
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Oh, isn't it GRAND how someone can say "Al Qaeda!" and turn Christians into self-righteous baboons who beat their chests, think war is the answer, and "can't stand" Christians of greater conviction of the teachings of Christ - and our founders. What followers of Christ! (More like pharisees easily deceived by evil leaders bent on destroying America.)
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