[hsalaw]

I agree with Arnold that the ballot is for "big stuff." The voters should decide.

[68 grunt]

I wanna know how the anti-Arnie ilk are gonna try to sabotage it. For the good of conservatism, of course ...

[XpandTheEkonomy]

Very interesting that state wide ballot initiatives always skew to the right because they reflect the actual will of the people (registered voters).

Because of the "rotten borough" phenomenon the votes in the legislatures skew to the left. Because the legislators' districts are full of illegals but all bodies on the ground apparently are counted as the each district's population.

Ending the counting of non-citizens in legislative districts needs to be on the conservative agenda. Of course deporting illegals and enforcing the borders makes it a moot point.

Anyway just thought I'd post this info for anyone wondering why the ballot initiatives always reflect a more conservative populace than one is otherwise led to believe is out there in the hinterlands.

It's completely outrageous that non-voting illegal foreigners can skew the legislative process like they have in California. They are robbing conservative US citizens of their voting rights every single day by pushing the legislature to the left.

[calcowgirl]

Among the top of Schwarzenegger's reforms is Proposition 76, the Live Within Our Means Act, which would require the governor to bring the budget into balance periodically by giving governors sole authority to cut or raise taxes.

And this is a good thing? There won't be an (R) in office forever, and this one has already hinted at raising taxes.