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I fear for the people that worked on this report. Some may have to file a stress claim for trying to figure out this WC system in California. I\’m surprised there wasn;t at least one head explosion!
While I be damn!
Arnold is receiving his brownie point from the BUSHES family especially from George H. W. Bush who help his campaign in Palo Alto where this biggest scandel is with Hewlett Packard.
First PG&E now Hewlett Packard.
Where flies sit mess stink.
This cost saving money in Calif. Worker Comp. system have made plenty of stock-holder within PG&E and special investors riding on the money train that was miss during 1st Bush lose against Clinton.