PlanetBev
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Tue Oct-11-05 05:39 PM
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| Can the Propositions in California be litagated if they pass? |
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Can we fight back in court if Gov. Musclehead gets his propositions through?
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| LeftyMom
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Tue Oct-11-05 05:43 PM
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It's fairly common for propositions to be tied up in court for years and sometimes they're ruled unconstitutional (as with prop 187)
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| xxqqqzme
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Tue Oct-11-05 05:47 PM
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the state constitution because it was litigated & declared UNconstitutional. One of the many reasons 2 vote NO on 73!
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| NorCalDem
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Tue Oct-11-05 05:51 PM
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| 3. I had to fight with my Roommate to convince her to vote NO on 73 |
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All it took in the end though was:
"Why do you even assume that every pregnant teenager even has a 'mommy' and a 'daddy'? It's not that black and white!"
Eventually she capitulated, and now she's gonna vote NO. Score one for the Bush Team (that's me, not our dictator President)!
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