Prop 50: A Victory for the Status Quo
The passage of Prop 50 can be attributed to the fear of losing power and influence among certain groups, particularly those who benefit from government resources.
The grifters are scared of losing their grift
The opposition faced structural hurdles, and the progressive left rallied to support the proposition, driven by government unions and special interest groups that rely on taxpayer resources. The prospect of losing funding for welfare programs, housing subsidies, and education grants was a significant motivator.
The outcome of Prop 50 may be seen as a referendum on the balance of power in the state, with big government seeking to retain its influence.
Author's summary: Prop 50 passed due to fear of losing power and influence.
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