Kenneth Said:

California ballots 2010?

We Answered:

if prop 19 doesn't pass, i'm moving out of this state.

Carmen Said:

Will gay marriage be on the 2010 California ballot?

We Answered:

no prop 8 already won and will not go down again thank god for morals.

Ricardo Said:

Can someone "dumb down" the 2010 California Prop ballot?

We Answered:

Prop 19- Voting yes will legalize marijuana and allow it to be taxed
Prop 20- Voting yes will allow a bi-partisan committee to redraw district lines (compared to the state legislature redrawing them)
Prop 21- Increases the vehicle license fee by 18 dollars to fund state parks
Prop 22- Voting yes means State government prohibited from taking designated types of local fund (such as hotel and local sales taxes)
Prop 23- Voting yes suspends AB 32, the "Global Warming Solutions Act" until unemployment falls below 5.5% for a year
Prop 24- Eliminates three business tax breaks
Prop 25- Budget and related legislation can be passed with simple majority, rather than current 2/3rds requirement
Prop 26- Requires a 2/3 supermajority vote in the legislature to pass certain state and local fees
Prop 27- Return task of redistricting to the California State Legislature (repealing Prop 11)
(competing with prop 20, the prop (20 or 27) with the most votes wins)

Brad Said:

Does anyone think that gay marriage will be on the 2010 ballot in California?

We Answered:

As much as I want prop 8 overturned, losing in 2010 would be disastrous...

I think we should wait until 2012. The demographics are on our side. The average 18 year old entering the electorate is like 80% likely to support gay marriage while the average senior that dies is probably only like 20%... just the way things are.

Pamela Said:

Politicians: 'It's a cash cow'! Legalizing marijuana on the ballot in California in 2010?

We Answered:

Sin tax is the most fair of all taxes

as it taxes the sinners~~he he he

and will cost the drug dealers a fat cash cow too

California Dreaming ~~on such a sunny day?