Above, a 1980 Reagan campaign poster. It's time to make California great again!Here's what California ballot propositions to vote for and against. Also, the following judges up for election are recommended. If a judge is not on the recommendation list, vote against them.
On the ballot propositions:
19: Legalization of Marijuana. No. We've already enough problems with drunk drivers and people who use cell phones or text while driving. The federal government is already making noises about prosecuting pot users under federal law even if this passes.
20: Redistricting of Congressional Districts. Yes. End gerrymandering of congressional districts.
21: $18 Vehicle License Surcharge. No. The politicians are trying to raise the car taxes when you register your vehicle.
22: Prohibition of the taking of transportation funds redevelopment or local government projects by the state. Yes.
23: Suspends Global Warming Control Law. Yes. If this doesn't pass, we can look forward to $9.00/gallon gasoline prices and further job losses. Global warming is bogus.
24: Repeals Legislation Allowing Business Tax Liability. No. Business climate is horrible enough as it is. We need to foster a better business climate in Califoria so they can expand and hire. This is one that teachers unions are trying to pass. They've already squandered the money they've receive through earlier bond measures.
25: Budget Vote Change. No. Why make it easier for the Sacramento politicians to raise taxes? This is a no-brainer.
26: Requires Fee Approvals With 2/3 Vote. Yes. The politicians have been raising fees on us without voter approval for years. This is another no-brainer.
27: Eliminates Commission On Redistricting. No. The politicians want to have the power to draw their own district boundaries back. Another no-brainer.
Judicial Recommendations:
Superior Court:
Office 28: Randy Hammock
Office 117: Alan Schneider
State Supreme Court:
No recommendations.
U.S Court of Appeal Justice:
Victoria Chaney
Steven Suzukawa
Paul H. Coffee
Orville Armstrong
Frank Jackson
Elizabeth Grimes
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Larry Aceves
L.A. County Assessor: John Y. Wong
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