I agree VOTE NO ON PROP 10

At first I thought it was a joke. I mean really, we’re paying people to come up with the spectacular idea to provide money and devote time to the removal of an office that hasn’t been held in decades. Well I for one believe our teachers’ colleague has the perfect idea. Let’s all get together and vote no on proposition 10. I love the idea of shoving the laziness of such a lack proposal back into the dufus’s face that decided we should spend the money to remove this. The office of animal and hide inspection not only doesn’t exist, it also has no budget. If this is the case the office is in fact nonexistent. I believe not only should we keep this office we should add insult to injury and fill it once again. As a point to prove that ill conceived proposals irreversibly waste voter turnout, time, and money that could obviously be used for a more pressing matter.
Ok all is not lost on me I can understand the want to tidy up the constitution, but seriously, can we not focus on things of a nature that is relevant. With rising population, an expanding amount of crime, and a lack of learning in schools one would be forced to realize that with such ungainly pursuits such as this prop 10 our elected superiors don’t really care. Yes, I realize that there are bills passed in order to help, and sometimes these are in the general best interest. Yet, with a year and a half to prepare said bills before they even reach the table everything is still turned in at the last moment hoping for approval. This type of procrastination is unbelievable, and is what leaves me to believe that prop 10 was just someone’s stupid attempt of passing time so they look busy. For this offense I believe that prop 10 is without a doubt something we should all vote against.
Bring the Office of animal and hide inspectors back online. Give it a budget and a staff. Vote completely against those who would waste our time with non-existent law. Maybe this will prove to them that we are watching, and perhaps light a fire under that nice comfy chair downtown. Who knows these genuine law makers might even bring to light something that might help the common good. Instead of making the ones in power a laughing stock of buffoons. That enjoys sticking their hands into pockets that are already empty. Strike against the imbecilic banter of a dictionary with lips, and vote no on prop 10. Let’s show them all that we care what they spend our valuable time on.