cbc58
01-05-2010, 07:49 AM
the thought occurred to me that instead of trying to scatter and connect with voters all over the place.... if we can get some changes placed on the ballot for voter approval they would have to address them and it may be more likely to change the laws. it would generate a ton of free publicity also.
we can vote principaled people in... but if there is too much opposition from other politicians then laws won't change. if we put items on the ballot that can change laws... that may be another way to go. we have time before the midterm election and then can really gear up for 2012.
how does that work? getting items on the ballot (local, county, state, federal) so voters have to either approve them or not?
pardon me if I'm using the wrong terminology... early.
we can vote principaled people in... but if there is too much opposition from other politicians then laws won't change. if we put items on the ballot that can change laws... that may be another way to go. we have time before the midterm election and then can really gear up for 2012.
how does that work? getting items on the ballot (local, county, state, federal) so voters have to either approve them or not?
pardon me if I'm using the wrong terminology... early.