@chriswithans@ZavalaA@HJTA It was a bill over a decade ago. If I recall correctly, it was a reaction to the emerging trend of monied interests threatening to go to the ballot in order to engineer a compromise they couldn’t obtain in an unwilling legislature. Has worked many times.
@emily_hoeven Now please take the next step and explore how students can graduate from high school with high GPAs, genuinely think they're ready for college, and not be remotely prepared.
@johnmyers@Capitol_Weekly I’ve seen it work as advertised in a safe R or D district where 2 candidates from the same party are in the runoff and the system results in the more “centrist” candidate prevailing. In those cases, the system prevents the “extreme” candidate from winning outright in the primary.
@mises The Declaration was a joint act recognizing the prior existence of rights held by individuals that no central government could take away. While that act did not create a nation, it provided the framework for a unique nation with precious and common freedoms.
Here is my third Substack article, this time about the CA Dept. of Insurance and State Farm disagreement yesterday about LA wildfire claims: https://t.co/v3iE0zSYjQ
I’ve started a Substack about California insurance issues and here’s my first entry regarding tonight’s California Governor candidate debate https://t.co/pvEWAj9nDj