Initiative fever
I can’t believe it! Just Thursday, about 40 hours after the election fiasco, I received a recorded phone message asking me to sign another petition.
The only way to stop this onslaught is to not only refuse to sign any petitions but to automatically vote “no” on any issue that is presented in this perverted way. The initiative process has been hijacked. It’s time to have it “put to sleep” by rendering it ineffective.
SCOTTY WUERKER
Palos Verdes Estates
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