Daniel Greenfield of FrontPageMag.com reports with the passage of Proposition 30, the top 10% of earners would be responsible for over 80% of the projected tax income generated in California, a burden that will continue to drive taxpayers out of the state.

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InverstorPlace.com's opinion piece explaining how the tax increases as a result of propositions 30 and 39 will serve only to drive business and high income earners out of the state, essentially lowering the state's revenue and job growth.

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As new Census Bureau numbers rank California as the highest in poverty, John Hinderaker of Powerline Blog explains how California is another example of how where liberal policies are implemented, productive citizens fade away and poverty follows.

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Alan Caruba of RenewAmerica.com reviews the points made by Laer Pearce in his book Crazifornia: Tales from the Tarnished State, in which he says "California has become tax-crazy, imposing the nation's highest unemployment tax and personal capital gains tax rates. And it's near the top on income taxes, corporate tax rates, and corporate capital gains tax rates."

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Huffington Post reports a recent UC Berkeley report shows all of additional tax revenues as a result of the passage of Proposition 30 could be wiped out by a series of deals made by University of California administrators. Many of those officials have close ties to Wall Street firms making millions in profits from the state's cash-strapped institutions.

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