Proposition 32, "Stop Special Interest Money," which pretends to be an evenhanded piece of campaign finance reform, isn't the first wolf in sheep's clothing on the California ballot. But it should still qualify as a classic. It's the kind of law that evenhandedly prohibits both the rich and the poor from sleeping under the bridge.
Prop. 32 is a broad-based and fair solution," the Yes on 32 website says. "It addresses the special interests' control of government and returns power to the voters by limiting both corporate and union political giving."
If that's the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, why do California's two most respected good-government groups, the League of Women Voters and Common Cause, oppose it?...
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