[Robert357]

Wow, if Arnold really takes this and sells it directly to the voter, bypassing the legislature so that it becomes a campaign issue, this might possibly really change the face of California politics.

While Californians, especially in the urban areas are diehard dem's, I don't think they have a great love for state government in an aboslute sense. I could see a campaign to push the changes as the only alternative available at the funding levels the legislature is willing and legally allowed to authorize.

[NormsRevenge]

"Because no matter what happens there will be Democrat majorities in the Assembly and in the Senate
and even if the governor was elected God, he couldn't change that.' -- Democratic Senate President Pro Tem John Burton

Battle For Redistricting Heating Up!

The recent budget debacle has made it clear, just recalling the governor was not enough! More changes are needed to clear political gridlock in California.

Petitions are now circulating. Register now to receive your copy and help clear the way for real change in California.

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[NormsRevenge]

It is certainly the equivalent of a 10.5 quake.. 1/3 of the state workers? over 100 agencies, boards, commissions, poof.. for starters.. wowie doo, indeed!

[elbucko]

Wow, if Arnold really takes this and sells it directly to the voter, bypassing the legislature so that it becomes a campaign issue, this might possibly really change the face of California politics.

Agreed. Arnold has to outflank the Frisco, West L.A. and Mexican socialists in the legislature. Reforms that are good for California will be bad for that bunch of "Girlie Men" (and Dyke broads).