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I am not sure referendums are the answer. If you look at the California example, lobbyists still have a huge impact and the state is even more non functioning
by jboydyhacker 16y ago
I am not sure referendums are the answer. If you look at the California example, lobbyists still have a huge impact and the state is even more non functioning than the federal government. I am not sure more referendums would be a good thing.
- stretchwithme 16y agoand I'm not suggesting that California as a model. California does not have referendums required to approve legislative action. California doesn't allow you to leave a municipality to join or create another. California does not have proportional representation.