News-Sentinel reporters queried several local officials for their reaction to Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget. The responses are below.
Lodi, Galt city officials: Budget both a help and hindrance
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Darrell Baumbach posted at 11:51 pm on Tue, Jan 11, 2011.
Jerry Bransom posted at 3:21 pm…
01… have setup my own non-tax supported retirement fund for when I do decide to retire
•02...some "Double Dipper" is going to get paid when I have to give up all the money I put into Social Security so far! It is not right!
Jerry… I agree that there is much greed in the areas that you addressed. I have illustrated 2 of your statements that I hope you can clarify.
01… What is a non- tax supported retirement plan? The only thing I can think of is some type of plan that you cannot deduct on your taxes, and the interest is taxed as earned… but I am not sure…
02. Why did you have to give up your social security contributions? That does not seem fair.
Jerry Bransom posted at 3:21 pm on Tue, Jan 11, 2011.
The first thing I want to hear about is cuts to retirement entitlements. Only in the Guvmn't or Wall Street can you get multiple retirements. I personally am not in favor of such greed and have setup my own non-tax supported retirement fund for when I do decide to retire. And it really angers me that some "Double Dipper" is going to get paid when I have to give up all the money I put into Social Security so far! It is not right!