How did you vote today on Props 98 and 99?

[poway_seller]

Keep the FOX out of the HENHOUSE…

No on C

[meadandale]

I’m voting no on both.

I don’t like the rent control provision in 98.

[meadandale]

I’m voting no on both.

I don’t like the rent control provision in 98.

[meadandale]

I’m voting no on both.

I don’t like the rent control provision in 98.

[meadandale]

I’m voting no on both.

I don’t like the rent control provision in 98.

[meadandale]

I’m voting no on both.

I don’t like the rent control provision in 98.

[blahblahblah]

No on 98 and 99.

[blahblahblah]

No on 98 and 99.

[blahblahblah]

No on 98 and 99.

[blahblahblah]

No on 98 and 99.

[blahblahblah]

No on 98 and 99.

[no_such_reality]

Prop 98 ends rent control, period, no grandfathring clause, nada. The same term prohibits the government from limiting what you can sell your property for, as loosely written, I wonder if that applies to the pre-agreed to purchase and government support program for low income housing. If so, it’s a crock. I wonder how it is applied to developers with LIH mandates.

Prop 98 is essentially, prop 13 for ED in it’s draconianess. Not surprising Jarvis is a sponsor.

99 is pathetic.

Together they represent what is wrong with the proposition process in California.

The misinformation was rampant.

Perhaps we should sell a few more billion dollars worth of bonds so we can have a $4/month reduction in our electric bills. That worked out great, I love paying an additional $10 a month to TTA (to pay for the bonds0 and getting my $4 mandated 10% reduction. Woohoo!! Let’s save some money!!!

[no_such_reality]

Prop 98 ends rent control, period, no grandfathring clause, nada. The same term prohibits the government from limiting what you can sell your property for, as loosely written, I wonder if that applies to the pre-agreed to purchase and government support program for low income housing. If so, it’s a crock. I wonder how it is applied to developers with LIH mandates.

Prop 98 is essentially, prop 13 for ED in it’s draconianess. Not surprising Jarvis is a sponsor.

99 is pathetic.

Together they represent what is wrong with the proposition process in California.

The misinformation was rampant.

Perhaps we should sell a few more billion dollars worth of bonds so we can have a $4/month reduction in our electric bills. That worked out great, I love paying an additional $10 a month to TTA (to pay for the bonds0 and getting my $4 mandated 10% reduction. Woohoo!! Let’s save some money!!!

[no_such_reality]

Prop 98 ends rent control, period, no grandfathring clause, nada. The same term prohibits the government from limiting what you can sell your property for, as loosely written, I wonder if that applies to the pre-agreed to purchase and government support program for low income housing. If so, it’s a crock. I wonder how it is applied to developers with LIH mandates.

Prop 98 is essentially, prop 13 for ED in it’s draconianess. Not surprising Jarvis is a sponsor.

99 is pathetic.

Together they represent what is wrong with the proposition process in California.

The misinformation was rampant.

Perhaps we should sell a few more billion dollars worth of bonds so we can have a $4/month reduction in our electric bills. That worked out great, I love paying an additional $10 a month to TTA (to pay for the bonds0 and getting my $4 mandated 10% reduction. Woohoo!! Let’s save some money!!!

[no_such_reality]

Prop 98 ends rent control, period, no grandfathring clause, nada. The same term prohibits the government from limiting what you can sell your property for, as loosely written, I wonder if that applies to the pre-agreed to purchase and government support program for low income housing. If so, it’s a crock. I wonder how it is applied to developers with LIH mandates.

Prop 98 is essentially, prop 13 for ED in it’s draconianess. Not surprising Jarvis is a sponsor.

99 is pathetic.

Together they represent what is wrong with the proposition process in California.

The misinformation was rampant.

Perhaps we should sell a few more billion dollars worth of bonds so we can have a $4/month reduction in our electric bills. That worked out great, I love paying an additional $10 a month to TTA (to pay for the bonds0 and getting my $4 mandated 10% reduction. Woohoo!! Let’s save some money!!!

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