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That hasn't worked super well in California, from many accounts.
by sgaither 15y ago
That hasn't worked super well in California, from many accounts.
- anamax 15y ago> That hasn't worked super well in California, from many accounts. Most of those accounts assert that a significant fraction of CA's spending is mandated by referendum and that CA legislature shouldn't take referendums into account when it does a budget. (The latter is how you get to "referendums are responsible for CA's deficit.") Both of those assertions are wrong, no matter how often they're stated.
- jacoblyles 15y agoHaving referendums only to reject laws would fix many of the difficulties. No new spending should come from referendum.