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Friday, January 26, 2018
Wait, so what happens to mcdonalds
If you drive through, they just hand you a cup, no straw
https://a57.asmdc.org/
His website
Calderon Announces Formation of Millennial CaucusWebsties don't really matter anymore
It's sad, politicians used to have some of the best website design
Now, they don't have to care
Wait, wait ,wait
He's the majority leader
California is SOOOO fucked
"Hate Crime" laws are dumb to begin with, because proving motive in these cases is a waste of time
The second bill seems overly restrictive, relying on student poverty level
Every school has an on staff nurse by law, this just circumvents the nurse in poor schools I guess
I feel like someone made a mistake here
What is the law shit
On the bus
And filed a procedural motion as a bill
Which does happen from time to time
They would get it anyway though Vinny, it's just circumventing the nurse
I'm just saying, it's weird to set a poverty threashold to change how something like this is done
Not that it's bad or anything, it's just weird to set a 40% student poverty threashold
Schools already provide them for free Leg
I feel like this guy might be trying to reach a quota or inflate his numbers
Able to say he introduced 100 bills or something
Yes
California is actually a really poor state when you discount the tech cities
To be fair, that is most places
Yep, 23.8% with the cities, highest in the nation
6.2 million households in extreme poverty (2014)
But, they already signed that bill back in 2010 or therreabouts
Why do they need to virtue signal again just because #FuckDrumpf
Notmypresident
National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) is an agreement among a group of U.S. states and the District of Columbia to award all their respective electoral votes to whichever presidential candidate wins the overall popular vote in the ...
en.wikipedia.orgIt was actually an interesting plan, not that it fixes any of the actual problems with the election process
There are a million problems with the current system, but luckily our outcomes are still better than most countries
I know you're havign fun lampooning California right now, but all states pass an similar amount of dumb or pointless legislation
