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To: beethovenfan

Voting “no” is usually a safe vote. Occasionally there is something worthy of a “yes,” but rarely.
It seems there are always damaging repercussions buried in the fine print.


10 posted on 01/17/2008 10:24:55 AM PST by calcowgirl ("Liberalism is just Communism sold by the drink." P. J. O'Rourke)
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To: calcowgirl
Voting “no” is usually a safe vote.

And they know that so they write some of the propositions with double and triple negatives so you don't know whether you are voting for or against.

27 posted on 01/17/2008 1:12:34 PM PST by oldbrowser (100% margin of error.)
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To: calcowgirl
Voting “no” is usually a safe vote. Occasionally there is something worthy of a “yes,”

A little trickery on the ballot is Prop 93. I'm voting no....at a very brief glance, if you want to continue term limits, you'd think you might want to vote yes, but it's the opposite.

33 posted on 01/20/2008 9:33:19 AM PST by ErnBatavia (...forward this to your 10 very best friends....)
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