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A campaign seeking to quash Colorado's anti-affirmative action ballot measure faces an onerous battle in the weeks ahead as the Nov. 4 election nears. The group hopes to convince voters to reject the initiative that will dismantle affirmative action programs if passed. But a series of failed legal
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9 months ago
The standard defense you use is the people are so stupid that they are being manipulated by Connerly. How about the citizens of California, Michigan and Washington understood exactly what they were voting for. They object to racial preferences. Why is that so difficult to understand?
The American system allows for majority rule. Here you are in the minority.
9 months ago
However, referendums to amend state constitutions are legal in many of the states, so in this case the majority does "rule," though only if the measure actually makes it to the ballot. Here we see that it did so in only two of five states, though it will almost certainly pass in those two.