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It is obvious that the political class in California, reflecting the collective attitudes of the citizenry which elected them, has little inclination to review their official decisions in the light of the profound differences between right and wrong or the more telling distinction between moral and immoral.

California's political class, absent any sign of principled leadership, is simply codifying the whim of the mob, a mob bent on hedonism rather than responsibility. Both major, political parties have joined the devolution of an ordered society in California and the results are becoming a point of public chagrin and ridicule across the breath of this nation.

Those California residents who do posses a moral fiber and who do conduct their lives in accordance with traditional principles, which stress a community responsibility, suffer the tyranny of the majority without the constitutional protection of due process, which has been cleverly and legally bypassed by the political class.

California has become a direct democracy. The minority has no voice in its destiny. The majority rules; absolutely.