Get this Girlie-Man Out of Office

"To those critics who are so pessimistic about our economy, I say, Don't be economic girlie men!" the unwise words of pure-bred, racist, sexist, homophobic asshole

Here I am trying to stay cool in this 100+ East Coast weather, and that punk-ass bitchified Arnold Schwarzenegger is making me 38 hot with the recent news of him forcing to reduce California's minimum wage back to federal $7.25. WTF?

We are slaving folks. Straight up. California epitomizes the US disproportionate wealth gap that is growing exponentially. The big bank thrives off of exploiting and stealing the pennies of the little.

I am a Cali native and am proud to say that I am 100% thoroughly disgusted by the election and re-election of Schwarzenegger.

But quiet as kept, Cali, the country's richest state is ruled by Republicans wrapped in Democratic and liberal blankets. It's all part of the Hollywood show---political stunts and fantasy skits juggling to work over folk like a bad stage prop.

That analogy also goes for stinking, Nancy Pelosi's botox, frozen in space, plastic surgery certified wax figure looking self. Saying she's a Democrat is only convenient for her at this point. But being a second generation politician, and in office for like, oh 1,000 years, her father was probably part of the Native genocide that went on west of the Rocky Mountains.

What do you do when the government takes food out of your mouth? I'm all ears on your suggestions. But in the meantime, this fool Schwarzenegger gots to go!

(read story below)

California minimum wage fight heads back to court
(Associated Press)

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration has filed a new lawsuit to force the state controller to pay California government workers the federal minimum wage.

The Department of Personnel Administration filed the lawsuit Tuesday against Controller John Chiang in Sacramento County Superior Court.

The suit seeks a restraining order that would force Chiang to pay state employees $7.25 an hour, rather than their full salaries.

Last week, an appellate court ruled Schwarzenegger had the authority to order the minimum wage because the state has not passed a budget for the current fiscal year. His order would cover about 200,000 workers.

The controller said he doesn't have to follow the order because the state's computer payroll system can't handle the change. A telephone message left for the controller was not immediately returned.