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Posted 12 years ago on June 1, 2012, 8:26 a.m. EST by XenuLives (1645) from Charlotte, NC
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Since the mods aren't on here long enough to delete all of the partisan threads or ban users like RealityTime and peacup, I'm declaring this forum as a political battleground. Apparently the staff either doesn't have the resources or doesn't care about this forum to clean it up.

Therefore, I'm going to keep posting partisan crap until you either delete all of the political threads and ban the political posters or shut down the entire forum. It is clear that this place has turned to shit and is nothing more than a sideshow at this point.

The usual suspects can PM me if they still want to go elsewhere for some REAL, non-partisan discussion.

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[-] 1 points by MattLHolck (16833) from San Diego, CA 12 years ago

here's my vote for JUNE % san diego elections

Prop 28 http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/propositions/28/title-summary.htm

Reforming Legislator's term limits

Under Current law legislators can not serve more than 6 years in the Assembly House and 8 years in the Senate House.

This law would allow them to serve 12 years total.

A legislator could serve 12 years in one house.

This would improve the experience and long term projects of the legislative branch.

I vote YES http://ca.lwv.org/action/prop1206/prop28.html

Proposition B

san diego city has a ballet measure to move retirement for public employees into private account

I vote NO

private banks have enough

dollar cigarette tax

I vote yes on prop 29

I vote against all judges who support the death penalty

I also do not favor those that thought putting away ghetto people

I am writing in NO WAR for me presidential candidate

No on Prop A

no government money for private profiteers

Mayor

DeMaio's fought pensions, tax increases and unions, and fought for outsourcing for a decade. You know where he stands and he won't compromise on his core principles.

I don't understand how cutting programs constitutes principles

www.voiceofsandiego.org

class size should be limited to 24

"If San Diego Unified goes through with the 1,600 layoffs of teachers, we're going to have class sizes approaching 50," Filner(Mayor Candidate) said. "That's just wrong. The teachers can't teach. The children can't learn, and we got to get adequate funding."

http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/data-drive/article_b7d1edca-a9db-11e1-ab5d-0019bb2963f4.html

seems like it's the same fight every year

why isn't there a push for more teachers not fewer ?

new and innovative is empty jargon

Fletchter(Mayor Candidate) touts tough on crime focus

(doesn't help me or the schools)

he's for bipartisan problem solving

(when it's suspect the both parties work for the rich)

Fletcher can't say close loop holes without saying tax cuts

http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/government/thehall/article_b8940d5a-7f43-11e1-9973-0019bb2963f4.html

Mayor Candidate Dumanis

We must NOT forget the military which fuels our local economy to the tune of $16 billion annually. As Mayor I will make sure the military receives the region’s undivided support and assistance in growing their local presence.

hooray for bombs

City Budget

My approach and my philosophy to budget issues can be summed up in four words: Living within our means.

(translates) Cut's have to made

we give up to being poor

Mayor Candidate Tobiah Pettus

Based on my extensive review of the state of the City, my opinion is that the City of San Diego’s budget is balanced. In fact, there’s a surplus. Comprehensive Pension Reform addresses only ~1.75% of the City’s annual budget. Reform, though needed, should not include the unethical reduction of earned retirements.

San Diegans do not want

homeless people living and dying on our streets.

pan-handlers on almost every corner.

San Diegans want

good roads, good infrastructure, including bridges, reliable electrical power, reliable water, reliable sewage systems, etc…

San Diegans want

litter removed from their roadways and beaches.

the economy to dramatically improve

and jobs!

http://www.mayortobiahpettus.com/

Matt Holck at work washing Dishes