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Businesses have too strong of a lobby. Same with the landlords. Beyond that, since it was voter passed, it has to be voter repealed. :( I don’t think it’ll hap
by bradlys 6y ago
Businesses have too strong of a lobby. Same with the landlords.
Beyond that, since it was voter passed, it has to be voter repealed. :( I don’t think it’ll happen.
- davidw 6y agoI wrote "sensible", not "easy" :-) I agree with your assessment.
- twblalock 6y ago> Businesses have too strong of a lobby. Same with the landlords. Pretty much every homeowner in the state would vote against it too.
- bradlys 6y agoYou could easily add in a widowed grandma on social security clause in a replacement piece of legislation - where it only applies to a single property per family/household/whatever-definition. That said - America is full of temporarily embarrassed millionaires... So, even though the masses will never own a second home - they will vote against it because they think it will screw them over later.
- Apocryphon 6y ago> Beyond that, since it was voter passed, it has to be voter repealed. Couldn't that happen in the next generation?