>>No on Proposition 74.
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>I'm leaning that way as well.
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So am I. It was the ad in favor of it that swayed me. In fact it's the ads I've seen that have made most of my decisions. I'm voting the other way from the position taken by the groups spending the most money.

The only one I'll vote FOR is 77. I'd MUCH rather have "three retired judges" setting legislative districts even if "they're not answerable to the people" than have a legislature with a vested interest in the results set their own districts. Legislators should recuse themselves from making districting desisions. Simple words like "Conflict of Interest" come to mind. Other, more pungent, expressions do too but with no evidence that would stand up in court a libel charge would be warranted.


>>Teachers are not the problem. We have a screwed up system. Do not worry though, as whatever you vote will not matter. I am sure the 9th Circuit Court will decide what they think is best.
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>>...what is the court for?
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>Well, they're not there to make up laws that doesn't exist. They're supposed to make sure that existing laws are carried out justly.