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: Public Defender DudeProp 36 - drugs and 3 strikes
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I've written before on the fact that I consider propositions to be the scourge of California politics. I still consider them to be so. In general, I think propositions are WAY overused in California, and they've actually replaced effective governing instead by just going directly to a bunch of uninformed or misinformed voters with a fancily drawn title and promises to make the world a better place with one yes vote. Voters in general tend to be pretty low information, it's bad enough when they vote for politicians they like or don't like based on 30 second ads, but at least those politicians have to actually report back to the voters with the things they've done every few years, but a proposition is a single vote that locks something into law forever without an ability to change it (most propositions are written in a way that require super-super majorities to make even the most minor changes...continue to full postFull post as published by Public Defender Dude on September 07, 2014 (boomark / email).
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