I am pleased to announce that this year the FlashReport will once-again be bringing you our Top 20 Bills To Veto list. Last year we garnered a lot of attention as we assembled our list, and then ranked Governor Schwarzenegger on his performance as we urged him to veto all 20 bills. How did he do? Click here to see last year’s scorecard.
We are very pleased this year to announce that State Senator Dennis Hollingsworth will be joining with Assemblyman Chuck DeVore to co-author, along with FR Publisher Jon Fleischman, this years list. The goal of the list is to find the 20 most egregious bills that the Democrats have sent to the Governor’s desk, to write a little something about them, and to urge the Governor to veto them. In addition, as we did last year, we’ll be giving the Governor a running ‘batting average’ on how he does in terms of rejecting or signing these atrocious bills.
There are only a couple of days for you to make suggestions on bills that should be included in our Top Twenty. Some of the bills we included last year came in as suggestions from FR readers, so we encourage you to send your suggestions here (those submitting suggestions are not mentioned in the column).
YOUR INPUT IS REQUESTED
We’re getting close to that time of the year when we give a ‘wish list’ to our site developers on potential changes/updates to the FlashReport website. So we’re asking for your input. What else would you like to see on the site? How could our information delivery be better? How about the e-mail updates, can they be improved? Last month we added Snap.com to our links off-of-the-site from the main page. Do you like that feature? Hate it? Let us know. Are there subjects about which you would like to see more coverage? Anyways, please send along you input by emailing us here, or anonymously here.
It’s hard to believe that October 1 is the FlashReport’s second anniversary as a website. I just want to thank all of our readers, all of our contributors, and, of course, all of our advertisers (who make this site possible).
Sincerely,
Jon Fleischman
Publisher & Editor in Chief
