But in Fairness . . .
Every once in awhile, Governor Schwarzenegger does get one right. Specifically, he has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the governing board of a community college board to sell a television station at below-market price to a buyer, in order to avoid sale to a religiously affiliated company that was offering fair market value.
The bill was a disgrace, and to give credit where credit's due, Arnold was right to veto it.
The bill was a disgrace, and to give credit where credit's due, Arnold was right to veto it.
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I believe that this is the sort of disagreement that is productive and the purpose of Carols gift to us!
Snodly, a Community College is a public entity, and has no business selling anything below market value when a buyer is available at or above market value.
Doing so would be screwing the taxpayers.
If it were a private company, I'd agree 100%, but not when it comes to public entities.
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