[lasereye]

I think ballot initiatives like that are a good idea even if they don’t pass. It forces unions to spend money they could otherwise contribute to candidates. Of course if it does pass even better.

[TaMoDee]

$7.5 Mil -—— FLUSH!

[exit82]

The unions know that their lock on funds from members is imperiled.

Like a tourniquet around the throat.

Hope California can repeat the success of Wisconsin.

[Vince Ferrer]

It is make or break time for public sector unions. Which means its break time, because there simply isn’t enough money coming in to keep their benefits.

[Salvey]

...or as they say in Phiwa-dewphia, miw-yons.

[jmaroneps37]

This is a win win for us. First it's California which is a foreign country so who cares what they do? The Democrat vote is cinched there anyway. Next is burns union money on something other than giving it to Obama, and finally it could somehow actually pass - where is the down side for us?

[Gritty]

What does it matter if Prop. 32 wins or not? If it wins, the union fascists will just find a judge to throw out the results and do what they want anyway.

This is just more Kommiefornia Kabuki to make patriotic Californians think they are doing something, so it releases steam until the next outrage. I don't expect to see anything turn around until politician's heads start showing up on pikes in the median of I-5.

[SUSSA]

The classroom bureaucrats want to keep plundering society’s producers. Hopefully Prop. 32 will pass by a huge majority.