The Man Who Could Have Saved CA

Congressman McClintock describes what happened when CA passed Cap and Trade statewide.

Until that bill took effect, California’s unemployment numbers tracked very closely with the national unemployment rate. But then, in January of 2007, California’s unemployment rate began a steady upward divergence from the national jobless figures. Today, California’s unemployment rate is more than two points above the national rate, and at its highest point since 1941.

Maybe the CA GOP should have let McClintock run vs Gray Davis instead….

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