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Proposition 93
It's a Full Moon and the Governor's Transformation Is Complete
April 28, 2008We are all familiar with those scary movies where the seemingly nice guy morphs into a threatening monster over a very short time. Excuse me if I now find myself thinking of Arnold Schwarzenegger in his real life role as California Governor.
With his announcing yesterday that he would oppose Proposition 98, which would protect property owners from eminent domain abuse and provide additional property rights protections, the governor's transformation is complete. Read more >>
Election Fraud
January 21, 2008In 1990, voters fed up with career politicians who had learned to game the system to perpetuate their careers and live a lavish lifestyle passed Proposition 140 to limit Assembly members to three, two-year terms and State Senators to two, four-year terms.
Assembly Speaker Willie Brown -- who often behaved like the emperor of California -- and his allies fought back, taking their case for an unlimited length of service all the way to the State Supreme Court. Read more >>
