Republicans in Arizona have placed a constitutional amendment on the November ballot that'd squash future citizen-led initiatives.
A constitutional amendment, placed on the November ballot by GOP lawmakers, would severely restrict direct democracy through strict geographic requirements on ballot petitions.
Trump: "It's going back to the states" Red states: "Nope, you can't vote on that.. or that.. or that"
Shove a rejection down their throats so hard that they shart for life
Why? What's the logic? No way other than through a representative? And then gerrymander precincts into oblivion.. oh. Oh.
The outsider story again. Ugh. Want talk outsiders? How about the Koch Brothers?
Ahhh this is like what Ohio recently voted on, right? IIRC that failed. Hopefully that happens here!
Obviously, Repubs don't believe in 'power to the people.'
What are they afraid of
Because gerrymandering doesn't work on ballot measures.