Do you support prop 54?
Do you support a voucher or related program to allow parents to use their already paid tax dollars to help defray costs to send their children to a private school?
Nope. If you want private school pay for it yourself.
Do you support benefits for "domestic partners?"
Do you support prop 54?
Do you support a voucher or related program to allow parents to use their already paid tax dollars to help defray costs to send their children to a private school?
Of course I support all of these. All three items have or will come up in some form or another in front of the voters, to varying results - sometimes the conservative side wins, sometimes not.
Whether or not the conservative stand gets taken by our government depends on the voting preferences of the electorate. Right now, California is hemmoraging JOBS, and thus causing an exodus of people who might vote for conservative values.
Workers often vote conservative. Bums always vote liberal. Without jobs (like me right now), Californians either become bums or ex-Californians. Without jobs, we lose our conservative base.
This election has to be about fixing the economic situation here. Once our economy gets on-line, we can start again on social issues.