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| California spending more on prisons than colleges: Report |
| By www.presstv.ir/ |
| Published: 09/07/2012 |
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A recent report has disclosed that authorities in the most populous US state of California are spending more on detention centers than higher education. The report, released by the non-partisan public policy group California Common Sense and entitled Winners and Losers: Corrections and Higher Education in California, takes a look at the state's general fund spending on prisons and colleges from the period between 1981 and 2011, The Huffington Post reported on Friday. The study highlights that higher education expenditure has contracted by 13 percent since 1980, whereas spending on California's prisons and associated correctional programs has skyrocketed by 436 percent. Read More. |
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Colleges in California are sold out to the extreme left also. The education system is the driving force. Wait til their bill comes due with the "under employed" (over educated) at some 20% I believe.
Why am I not surprised that this is occurring? More laws and ordinances create more chance of breaking a law. No bailouts will come from me if I have any say in the matter. The more progressive the State, the more it is in the tank economically.