"In good faith" or "with good intentions" mean the same. Isn't every referendum system plagued with that problem. Want a second opinion? Ask any Oregonian! Th

"In good faith" or "with good intentions" mean the same. Isn't every referendum system plagued with that problem. Want a second opinion? Ask any Oregonian! The alternative is to have elected officials write and pass laws. But they're elected because of popularity, not legal prowess. "I could drink a beer with them" is almost never "they are clearly best qualified to write the rules by which we all live." As Churchill never said (but not originally), "the worst form of government except for all those others that have been tried."