Posted on 01/14/2006 8:53:48 PM PST by FairOpinion
He didn't personally put the propositions on the ballot, of course, because they required signatures of the people, etc. But he was pushing prop. 74-77 strongly.
Thank you! Very much!
"And you can thank me and my conservative buddies for collecting signatures and doing voter registration and walking precincts. "
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I am certainly grateful for all of you for that. I just wish you would have also succeeded in getting more conservatives to the polls to pass the reform propositions.
Learned that up close on Prop 174 (School Vouchers) through '92/93.
We need to break the unions, no matter how risky the move is, it'll help us all in the future
I am former CA resident. I couldn't agree more with you. I've met a few here in NC who think NC would "benefit" from Unions. The bile rises in my throat, and I verbally hurl. That's how strongly I am anti-union. I've seen the full "CULTURE OF CORRUPTION" involved with UNIONS.
I did pretty good with the conservatives. It was the RINOs that resisted.
So what do you think of people who claim to be conservative, yet voted NO on Prop. 76?
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