Well, it's voting time again. I used to puzzle over the "propositions" section of the ballot, but I have found a very simple way to figure out which way to vote on them.
Under 'fiscal impact' they usually say whether the proposition will result in more money for the government or less. If the proposition results in less money for the government, I'm for it.
Another good indicator is who endorses the proposition. If teachers, fire fighters, and police (unions) are for it, I'm against it. If they are against it, I vote for it.
This greatly simplifies the decision and voting process for me.
About Me
- Steve
- I live in San Diego, California. I enjoy playing music, the stock market, Forex, and chocolate. I have read just about everything I've ever seen by Ayn Rand, Louis L'Amour, Victor Hugo, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Agatha Christie. I have a BS in Electrical Engineering, and MS in Management Science. I can play the piano and guitar - a little, and I can sing - also a little. I have scuba-dived, hang-glided, bungee-jumped, ridden motorcycles, flown airplanes, and parachuted from an airplane. I have lived in many of the states and several foreign countries – Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, South Africa, the Philippines, and Guam - to name a few.
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