Stand Aside

I'm thinking more and more that's what I should of done instead of voting YES on Prop 1A. Too late now, although I still have my filled out ballot on hand. This commentary in the Sacramento Bee is the latest one to make me question how I voted.

Then again, this commentary by Dan Walters makes me think it really won't matter in the end how anyone votes in this election. We're doomed, regardless.

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Weintraub Looks At Prop 1B

The Sacramento Bee's, Dan Weintraub, takes a look at Prop 1B this morning. Looks like he agrees with Tom Campbell that a NO vote is in order.

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Oh, and speaking of Prop 1F (which would disallow pay raises for legislators when there's a budget deficit): I don't know if it would have applied in this case, but more than 120 state assembly aides were recently given raises according to the Sacramento Bee. This, apparently without regard to current and projected budget shortfalls.

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