The California Republican Party held its convention last weekend. While Governor Schwarzenegger was not in attendance, conservative activists expressed their disapproval of his record on taxes. Chairman Ron Nehring declared his strong opposition to new taxes at a Tea Party event, and Congressman Tom McClintock called for the Republican Party to return to its conservative principles.

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The California Republican Party held its convention last weekend, and conservative activists expressed disapproval of Governor Schwarzenegger's performance on taxes. Chairman Ron Nehring announced the CRP's strong opposition to new taxes, and Congressman Tom McClintock called for the Republican Party to return to its conservative principles.

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As the Sacramento Bee reports, Schwarzenegger has declared a "budget emergency" for California. His plan of action includes no tax hikes, but substantial cuts to state employee salaries.

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The San Diego Union Tribune sees little for Californians to be happy about as their governor begins his final 12 months in office. While Schwarzenegger is expected to continue opposing tax increases in 2010, he seems more concerned with ensuring his legacy as a “Green Governor” than as a fiscal reformer.

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The Monterey County Herald discusses Governor Schwarzenegger's upcoming 2010 state address, where he will convey his plan for combating bankruptcy in his final year in office. This article explains how this plan must include a once-and-for all solution to California's out-of-control pension system, if the governor wishes to leave office with a semi-clean reputation.

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