http://www.bayareacouncil.org/takeaction_ccc.php
And I agree 100%
We believe California’s system of government is fundamentally broken. Our prisons overflow, our water system teeters on collapse, our once proud schools are criminally poor, our financing system is bankrupt, our democracy produces ideologically-extreme legislators that can pass neither budget nor reforms, and we have no recourse in the system to right these wrongs.
Drastic times call for drastic measures.
We believe it is our duty to declare that our California government is not only broken, it has become destructive to our future. It is time to repair our system of governance.
Our state’s founders gave us the tool to take this step — with a constitutional convention. We can either be led to a convention by our elected leaders in the Legislature, or we can bypass any gridlock in Sacramento with a “citizen’s Constitutional Convention.”
When we initially floated the idea of a convention, we were met by waves of support from the public and lots of interest from groups around the state. It is now time to take this concept to the next level.
We will be gathering the state’s top leaders to review research, discuss process, begin building a coalition to support a possible convention, and solicit ideas about what should be included in the convention.
Sponsorship for today's convention is joined by CGS, Common Cause, Courage Campaign, The Greenlighting Institute, League of Women Voters, Planning and Conservation League, New America Foundation, and the William Velazquez Institute. Most of these parties are non-partisan, lobby organizations. Some may argue most of these parties carry a liberal agenda. Personally I don't give a shit, if they are, atleast we're doing something about the state of our state. (funny how that turned out)
This is a gonna be huge!!
And I agree 100%
We believe California’s system of government is fundamentally broken. Our prisons overflow, our water system teeters on collapse, our once proud schools are criminally poor, our financing system is bankrupt, our democracy produces ideologically-extreme legislators that can pass neither budget nor reforms, and we have no recourse in the system to right these wrongs.
Drastic times call for drastic measures.
We believe it is our duty to declare that our California government is not only broken, it has become destructive to our future. It is time to repair our system of governance.
Our state’s founders gave us the tool to take this step — with a constitutional convention. We can either be led to a convention by our elected leaders in the Legislature, or we can bypass any gridlock in Sacramento with a “citizen’s Constitutional Convention.”
When we initially floated the idea of a convention, we were met by waves of support from the public and lots of interest from groups around the state. It is now time to take this concept to the next level.
We will be gathering the state’s top leaders to review research, discuss process, begin building a coalition to support a possible convention, and solicit ideas about what should be included in the convention.
Sponsorship for today's convention is joined by CGS, Common Cause, Courage Campaign, The Greenlighting Institute, League of Women Voters, Planning and Conservation League, New America Foundation, and the William Velazquez Institute. Most of these parties are non-partisan, lobby organizations. Some may argue most of these parties carry a liberal agenda. Personally I don't give a shit, if they are, atleast we're doing something about the state of our state. (funny how that turned out)
This is a gonna be huge!!