Electoral College Part Duex?

Even if it gets on (0.00 / 0)

it won't pass. All Democrats will be lined up against it, and some Republicans (Tom McClintock, Tom Del Beccarro, for example)

Even if it passes, it will get struck down

The Silent Consensus

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by: thelibertariandemocrat (VF2005) @ Mon Oct 22, 2007 at 18:57:21 PM UTC

So why even let it get on the ballot? (0.00 / 0)

Let's do what we can to keep it off the ballot, even if it is destined for failure. No need to let them make us spend time, money and effort on something no one wants.

I read about this the other day, but didn't have time to write about it and never got back to it. The resurgence is being led by Lew Uhler of Prop. 75 fame.

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by: rbayne @ Mon Oct 22, 2007 at 21:59:51 PM UTC

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UPDATE: Please make sure... (0.00 / 0)

It looks like the Republicans may have a $2.8 million gift to get the Steal the State Initiative on the Ballot.

If you see any signature gatherers PLEASE make sure that the petition they are asking for is Hiltachk's Initiative 07-0032. The number should be listed after the summary.

If it's not 0032, still conact the CDP Sacramento office, but that means they are collecting for a different Electoral College Initiative.

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by: cstrait @ Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 19:18:45 PM UTC

well.. (8.00 / 1)

all partisan grab techniques backfire. Check out texas, and look how Tom Delay and Martin Frost are doing now. Just sitting around at home playing video games, or writing a useless blogsite.

Anyway, I seriously doubt this will pass. Even if it does, it will backfire somehow. These grabs always do.

This is clearly trying to steal the election. Hey, some people may think this will hurt Republicans because many have mentioned to me that California is trending strongly GOP due to reelecting Arnold and elected Poinzer.. lol what morons.

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by: jamesc @ Tue Oct 23, 2007 at 23:36:33 PM UTC