[A CA Guy]

The democrats and unions spent practically 20% of a billion dollars for their outcome on the propositions.
Their ads swallow up anything the other side can do.

Arnold is doing alright and IMO he is trying to bust up boxes as he said in the past.

Many people are not informed and the other side don't want to lose their hold over power and money.

Even today I had a person who claimed to be an off duty fireman knocking on my door telling me to vote against propositions. WOW, haven't seen that one before.

IMO, what we do is take any proposition that does not have out outcome and then again we gather signatures for the next election and have another vote.
IMO we get two benefits here, first we make a change if they eventually pass and as we wait for them to pass we get UNIONS and DEMOCRATS wasting their energy and hundreds of millions on defense instead of on running liberal candidates and making donations.
That's how I see it, make them spend themselves into the ground.

[FairOpinion]

"That's how I see it, make them spend themselves into the ground."

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Sounds good, that strategy won us the cold war too. :)

[Cinnamon Girl]

Congresswoman Maxine Waters, D-Los Angeles, left, addresses approximately 300 union members gathered at the Los Angeles AFL-CIO's 'Get Out the Vote' rally Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005, in South Los Angeles. Union and state officials urged voters to reject California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's special election initiatives. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)

Power to the people! As long as they're union members, right?

[elbucko]

That's how I see it, make them spend themselves into the ground.

I agree. Keep at it and wear the b*st*rds down.