I wasn’t surprised to see the California Democrat Party endorse Proposition 1A. What’s for them not to like? $16 billion in higher taxes and an ineffective spending cap." — Jon Fleischman, Regional Vice Chairman, CA Republican Party
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April 26th, 2009 at 12:00 am
I think that too many Democrats have seen the polls, and know that Prop 1A is going down to inglorious defeat. No “Obama effect” in this special election — quite the contrary. Most will vote by mail, I suspect — something low income Democrats are not good at.
The party is wise to abandon this sinking ship — smartest move by the Dems in years. Some unions are even spending some money against this doomed proposition — probably so they can claim that they are more influential than CTA and other Prop 1A backers.
Hopefully Prop 1A’s defeat sucks Arnold down into the vortex.