Sweetheart Measure
* Re “A Rare Moment of Political Unity in Battling Campaign Finance Law,” July 12: The politicos just don’t get it. The voters of this state and the nation are fed up with the one-dollar, one-vote form of representation they provide. That’s why we passed Prop. 208 four years ago--a grass-roots campaign that succeeded against all the opposition the combined political parties could muster. If the courts knock down Prop. 208, we will need to pass a new, tough measure that will pass muster, and that’s not the Legislature’s sweetheart measure.
They ain’t seen nothin’ yet. The Legislature’s fall ballot measure is an affront to the expressed will of the people and will be soundly defeated.
ROBERT KITTNER
Granada Hills
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