Prop 50 Passed Due to Fear of Losing Power
The opposition to Prop 50 faced significant structural hurdles, beyond Governor Gavin Newsom's presidential ambitions.
The progressive left rallied to support Newsom, as government unions and special interest groups rely on taxpayer resources to maintain their influence.
The grifters are scared of losing their grift
This fear drove the mobilization of core supporters, who depend on taxpayer-funded programs such as welfare, housing subsidies, and educational grants.
- Government unions
- Special interest groups
- Blue states
Author's summary: Prop 50 passed due to fear of power loss.
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