whew!

(I don't have a TV service.) Have there been any on Prop. 37? (Label GMO's.)

I'll update if I notice that there are many for now I remember up to two

the catch is that only a tiny fraction of corporations use payroll deductions for political purposes, so the hammer comes down only on unions.

election information pamphlets required by the state. Look to see who "signs" the pro and con statements. Can be a good initial tell on a Proposition's real intent.

It's billed as good-government reform, but is actually straight out of the ALEC playbook, with paygo, unilateral budget cuts by the governor, and even a provision that lets localities opt out of state laws!

arnold took up the cause the entire time he was in office

I know that at first, even I was unsure of which way to vote until I found out exactly who is supporting this proposition. Supporters of prop. 32 make it sound like something a typical liberal would support like the "right-to-work" law, but to put it in layman's terms, you pretty much end up drinking piss when you're expecting apple juice. You have to hand it to the GOP, though; they sure do have clever ways of tricking the working-class to vote against their interests. The Koch Brothers don't even live in CA, yet here they are trying to pollute our politics.

I've been a little leery of these things getting through the progressive firewall in CA ever since the Prop 8 debacle.

I knew that this was a bad measure from early on BUT, then I heard that the KKKoch Brothers were pumping millions to the yes side...

THAT made the No vs. Yes situation crystal clear and easy to explain to people.

And I got a couple of NO signs from a guy up the street!

California Teachers Association is working hard for a NO vote.