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The Los Angeles Times says Proposition 32 "is a deceptive measure that would disproportionately weaken some special interests while leaving others essentially unaffected."
The battle to silence labor has moved from Wisconsin to California with Prop. 32 ID'ed as the "starkest threat" to labor in the nation.
Recent polls show that the public isn't necessarily clamoring for more attacks on pension. A trio of recent polls indicate that a majority of Californians believe recently passed changes either went too far or are about right.
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Once more, secretive organizations and super-rich individuals are trying to mislead voters by claiming to offer campaign finance reform. So says The Sacramento Bee in urging California voters to reject the deceptive Proposition 32 and its phony reforms.
In editorializing against Prop. 32, the San Francisco Chronicle says voters should "see through the facade" and vote NO.
Have you heard? Prop. 32 gives special breaks to the wealthiest special interests while silencing the voices of everyday Californians. Check out and share the first No on 32 spot.
A secretive out-of-state Super PAC with ties to billionaire oil tycoons the Koch Brothers has dropped $4 million in support of Proposition 32. The deceptive initiative would silence the voices of working families and let Koch-style Super PACs spend unlimited amounts on politics.
Legislation imposing sweeping rollbacks on retirement security for future public workers was signed today by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Select Southern California Papa John's Pizza locations will dontate a portion of proceeds to the CA Fire Foundation Sept. 11 - Oct. 21.