Ohio voters vote on August 8 on Issue One, which would make it more difficult for statewide initiatives to get on the ballot. The Libertarian, Green, and Forward Parties have asked voters to reject the idea. See this story.
Ohio voters vote on August 8 on Issue One, which would make it more difficult for statewide initiatives to get on the ballot. The Libertarian, Green, and Forward Parties have asked voters to reject the idea. See this story.
That’s a problem with initiatives to reform ballot access laws. The same people control both ballots.
They are fucking idiots. Prop 1 is great.
G MATH – LEGIS BODIES
1/2 X 1/2 = 1/4 CONTROL
SUPER-WORSE EXTREMIST PRIMARY MATH
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ONE ELECTION DAY
PR
It should be EASY to get initiatives ON the ballot, but HARD for them to pass.
Initiatives for a law, are, and always should be, amendable and repealable by the legislature.
Initiatives for a Constitutional amendment should always require a super-majority to pass.
4-4 RFG = MAJORITY RULE–
NOT SUPER-MAJORITY RULE
Changing a constitution should require a supermajority.
Could someone translate AZ’s Retardese to English?
@Hank,
AZ has divined the meaning of the Republican Form of Government in Article 4 of the US Constitution to mean Congress should institute martial law in Ohio.
Martial Law in Ohio? What a fucking retard! AZ need to be in an asylum.
An AZylum, perhaps? 10-4
I basically agree with Walter: “It should be EASY to get initiatives ON the ballot, but HARD for them to pass.”
How does Issue 1 hold up?
-Easy to get on?
NO… it changes the law to require signatures from all 88 counties, instead of half of them. Hundreds of thousands of signatures are needed (5% of last vote for governor).
-Hard to pass?
YES – it raises the threshold from 50% to 60%
-Good turnout?
NO… it’s on the ballot in an August special election.
I agree with Fred.
JUSTICE JR WROTE —
AZ has divined the meaning of the Republican Form of Government in Article 4 of the US Constitution to mean Congress should institute martial law in Ohio.
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NOT QUITE –
JUST HAVE A US DISTRICT COURT VIA 28 USC 1331 ISSUE AN INJUNCTION AGAINT THE MINORITY RULE OH LEGISLATURE AND A MANDAMUS FOR A PR ELECTION OF THE OH LEGISLATURE
SAME IN ALL EQUALLY ROTTED STATES — ESP TEXAS, CA, FL, NY, MI, IL ETC ETC ETC
SEE THE R IN *RFG* IN ABOUT 10 PARAGRAPHS IN THE FEDERALIST – 1787-1788
SCOTUS- STANDARD BRAIN DEAD ABOUT RFG — DUE TO SUPER-LAZY BAAAAAD/NON RESEARCH OF USELESS SO-CALLED LAWYERS — ESP IN STATE/LOCAL GERRYMANDER CASES SINCE 1964
FOR NON-TROLL MORONS–
Federalist, 1787-1788 — Left page number from The Federalist edited by Jacob E. Cooke (1961) — (Number-Paragraph)
http://www.constitution.org/fed/federali.txt
BOLD emphasis added [ DOES NOT SHOW UP ON BAN POSTS]
57 10-2 By a faction, ***.
60 10-11 If a faction consists of less than a majority, relief is supplied by the republican principle, which enables the majority to defeat its sinister views by regular vote. It may clog the administration, it may convulse the society; but it will be unable to execute and mask its violence under the forms of the Constitution. When a majority is included in a faction, the form of popular government, on the other hand, enables it to sacrifice to its ruling passion or interest both the public good and the rights of other citizens.
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ADVANCED STUDENTS — LOOK FOR MORE R IN RFG MENTIONS
BRAIN DEAD POLITICS IN USA SINCE 1789 OR WHAT ???
THE COOKE EDITION IS THE NOW VERSION USED IN ALL ADULT USA CONST LAW RESEARCH.
IT MAY BE ONLINE NOW- COPYRIGHT EXPIRED ???