VIDEO COVERAGE
 
WASTE WATCHERS

The total waste from the 2005-2010 editions of Waste Watchers, with a specific attributable dollar amount, comes to:

$17,182,987,664

Below is the total by year, as well as links to view the individual Waste Watchers used to create the total.

2010: $2,255,650,000
2009: $2,084,596,619
2008 (pdf): $3,519,550,336
2007 (pdf): $4,821,985,900
2006 (pdf): $1,206,122,910
2005 (pdf): $3,304,981,899

Restore California Video
5/20/2009
Senate Republicans Unveil Roadmap to Restore California
Senate Republican Leader Dennis Hollingsworth (R-Murrieta), with Senators Mimi Walters (R-Laguna Hills), Bob Dutton (R-Rancho Cucamonga), Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar), Mark Wyland (R-Carlsbad), and Jeff Denham (R-Merced) spoke out about Senate Republican plans to get Californians back to work, reform the budgeting process, put more money into California classrooms and improve the anti-business tax and regulatory climate in the state. [Read more] [Audio Clip]
1/7/2008
A Taxing Day
It's important to remember just how many taxes we pay on a daily basis. Income tax, property tax, sales tax and gasoline tax are the obvious ones. But don't forget the sewer tax, storm drain tax, trash tax and state excise tax - the list goes on. The following video is a sobering reminder that Californians are taxed from sun-up to sun-down. (2.6 MB)
Restore California Audio

5/14/2010 - Senate GOP Responds to Governor's May Revise [Audio]

Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (498kb)
Senator Bob Dutton (632kb)
Senator Bob Huff (135kb)
Senator Roy Ashburn (450kb) ... read more

1/8/2010 - Senate Republican Legislators React to Governor Schwarzenegger's 2010-11 Budget Proposal [Audio]

Senate and Assembly Republicans today reacted to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 2010-11 spending plan.

“Senate Republicans are glad to see Governor Schwarzenegger’s commitment to not raise taxes again and his focus on job creation and beginning the process of eliminating job killing regulations. While this budget involves tough choices, that’s no different than the tough choices every California family has to make in these difficult economic times,” said Senate Republican Leader Dennis Hollingsworth, R-Murrieta.

“Controlling spending and not raising taxes have to be our top priorities in order to get California back on the right track- this budget is a good start,” Hollingsworth added. 

Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (968kb mp3)
Senator Bob Dutton (391kb mp3)
Senator Abel Maldonado (403kb mp3)

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