[newzjunkey]

It's illegal, likely. CA law is such that referendums cannot be trashed by the legislature, only by another referendum. Further, Prop 22 is currently LAW although it has been struck down by a SF judge. It *is* on appeal. So the legislature was on shaky legal ground here.

But now that they know they have the votes in the legislature you can bet this will be back just like the zombie "drivers licenses for illegals" from One-Bill-Gill.

[NormsRevenge]

you can bet this will be back just like the zombie "drivers licenses for illegals" from One-Bill-Gill.


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The c'Rats are nothing if not predictable..

Here's hoping the Paycheck Protection initiative passes too..

It would be nice to start to rein in the enablers of the wackos that pass for politicians these days in sacramento.

Personally , the decision is all the Gub can do.

As you mentioned earlier , he ran supporting civil unions or whatever, not gay marriages, and FRankly, in California today, the courts appear to have the final say as well as power to override the will of the people anway on a whim.

If nothing else, it may arouse additional support for the upcoming elections or it may not, my hunch is the latter.

Look at the deck that is already stacked and in play... and who holds the Joker? ;-)