[calcowgirl]

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[calcowgirl]

Thanks for giving me the heads-up that Tom was going to post this.

The summary:

Prop. 1A High Speed Rail Bond.                NO
Prop. 2 Farm Animals.                         NO
Prop. 3 Hospital Bond.                        NO
Prop. 4 Parental Notification.               YES
Prop.5 Non-violent drug offenses.             NO
Prop. 6 Police and Law Enforcement Funding.  YES
Prop.7 Renewable Energy Subsidies.            NO
Prop. 8 Defense of Marriage Act.             YES
Prop. 9 Parole Reform.                       YES
Prop 10 Fuel Subsidies.                       NO
Prop 11 Redistricting.                       YES
Prop 12 Veterans Bond Act.                   YES

[CAluvdubya]

Thanks cowgirl! This helps make things easy.

[nickcarraway]

Prop. 11 Redistricting. YES

Schwarzenegger's wholesale endorsement of this makes me nervous.

[mckenzie7]

My husband and I just did our absentee ballots and scored 100% with McClintock’s suggestions.

[JRios1968]

I think I only missed Prop 12...and I am a veteran!

[Yaelle]

Very nice to have this. I’d add the animal one in as a yes, but keep the rest as McClintock says. It’s unhealthy to eat mistreated or sick animals.

[ken21]

that’s the way i voted!

i used the los angeles times as a guide—i voted opposite.

[goldstategop]

He's right on every one of them. Conservatives should vote accordingly. No to bonds, borrowing, subsidies for the green stuff and the high speed rail. Yes to parental notification, traditional marriage, victims' rights and competitive elections.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Homer_J_Simpson]

Copied and saved. Thanks for posting.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Yeeeeehaw Bump!

Thanks!

[ER_in_OC,CA]

selfping

[diamond6]

Cool. Thanks for posting.

[papasmurf]

Please, Lord, more than anything, please let Prop 4 pass.

[cdbull23]

Bump!

[pogo101]

Glad that McClintock agrees with me on 11.

[paul51]

On balance I think it does more good than harm, but it’s a very mixed bag

The use of this kind of stupid logic employed by politicians is how we end up with so much bad legislation fouling up all our lives.

[Wiseghy]

Prop 11 IS a no brainer.

It is a start toward a representative government. CA is unusual in having a government that hardly qualifies as a representative democracy. It is absurd that this has been allowed to happen.

The prop. has been written to be non-partisan, which is why is reads a bit oddly. However, there is little that CA has to lose over the terrible situation we are in now. We need more practical politicos in Sacto, who care about those in their districts.

I am sick of meeting with representatives who don’t care about the views of those in their districts. Currently, they answer to interest groups and party radicals; that’s all.

Vote YES on Prop. 11.

[concentric circles]

Thanks for posting. I had checked his web site just a couple days ago to see what he had to say. It turns out that I only disagree on one proposition.

I feel that measure #6 is irresponsible in that it locks in spending. One of the biggest errors in California in recent years was the passage of the measure locking in spending on education. It has ham strung the budget making process during a time when revenue has been down and all spending should have been facing reductions.

[BreitbartSentMe]

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