"Fiscal discipline isn't the enemy of our good intentions but the basis for realizing them"
Governor Jerry Brown
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Rob Lowe (@RobLowe) January 26, 2013We admit it: Twitchy’s crush on Rob Lowe just keeps getting stronger. We were worried when he quoted California Gov. Jerry Brown on fiscal discipline, but we knew there had to be more — and there was.
Love the sentiment, but a little late as his new tax rates send California job creators fleeing.—
Rob Lowe (@RobLowe) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe That's what y'all voted for. That's what ya get.—
K † (@_TexasRebel) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe what a political metamorphosis from '84. I don't fully agree w/this sentiment but we need more intelligence in our discourse.—
William Bettes (@WilliamBettes) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe wow, did another Hollywood celebrity encounter reality? Wow Rob you have grown!—
Craig Burt (@mmacburt) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe you are so right. Hubby owns a company here. Very hard to do business here. Sad—
Kecia Newton (@kecian) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe Preach on about the tax rates! Not supposed to affect most people either & I have yet to find 1 person unaffected!—
Beth Halasz (@BethHalasz) January 26, 2013
Isn’t this about the time someone ruins the moment by linking to the New York Times or something?
@RobLowe Not you, too, with the 'job creators' lingo. I have yet to see any evidence that tax rates discourage long-term job growth.—
Tracey Evans Buhr (@TEvansBuhr) January 26, 2013
@RobLowe Taxes & The Economy: An Economic Analysis of The Top Tax Rates Since 1945 – graphics8.nytimes.com/news/business/…—
Tracey Evans Buhr (@TEvansBuhr) January 26, 2013
RT @rubyfalls: Oh and that reminds me, cry more you rich privileged white man @roblowe—
Wild Hyacinth (@liquebot) January 26, 2013
“@liquebot: RT @rubyfalls: Oh and that reminds me, cry more you rich privileged white man @roblowe”
Sorry, no one gave me anything.—
Rob Lowe (@RobLowe) January 26, 2013
