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Senator Dutton's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Blakeslee's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Gaines's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Anderson's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Lamalfa's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Fuller's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Emerson's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Harman's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Huff's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senator Huff's remarks as Senate Republicans attempt to stop further corrosion of public transparency in the state budget process by voting against a series of 40 budget “spot bills” that Legislative Democrats passed today on a party-line vote.

Senate and Assembly Republican leaders host a news conference to announce public pension reform effort.

 

Senator Harman Speaks in opposition to Assembly Bill 183 - Another Democrat bill that kills jobs.

Senator Gaines Speaks in opposition to Assembly Bill 183 - Another Democrat bill that kills jobs.

Senator Blakeslee speaks out against job-killer legislation – Assembly Bill 22

Senator LaMalfa speaks out against job-killer legislation – Assembly Bill 22

Senator Dutton speaks out against job-killer legislation – Assembly Bill 22

Senator Cannella Speaks in opposition to Assembly Bill 183 - Another Democrat bill that kills jobs.

Senator Anderson Speaks in opposition to Assembly Bill 183 - Another Democrat bill that kills jobs.

 

 

 

Senator Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) speaks out against another job-killer bill

Senate GOP Leader Bob Dutton (Rancho Cucamonga) speaks out against another job-killer bill.

Senate Budget Committee Vice Chair, Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar), voices his opposition to a measure that makes technical changes to the state budget passed in June without Republican support.

Berryhill says Democrats rejected Republican proposals for reform, jeopardizing public education.

Emmerson opposes Budget Bill that illegally increases vehicle license fees and Republican-authored spending cap would have spared public schools from cuts

Huff says Democrat Budget has none of the reforms Californians want and education budget trailer bill could cut funding for schools.

Walters says Democrat budget won’t close deficit.

Dutton labels Democrat plan a “Hope without Change” budget