Correa Wants To Kill 3rd Parties
Steven Greenhut: Sen. Lou Correa, D-Santa Ana, has introduced a bill that has passed out of committee that will effectively put the final nail in the coffin of third parties. SB205 bans anyone from paying people to ask others to change their registration. This limits one of the key avenues smaller parties have to get new registrants. Correa basically works for the public employee unions, and they can register all the new Democratic voters they want without having to pay people. In Correa’s twisted world, the unions don’t have enough power as it is. Correa, by the way, authored legislation in 1999 that vastly expanded pensions. He is the man most responsible for the state’s soaring pension debt. He’s a nice guy but an enemy of open government and taxpayers.
MARCH 18
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Once again earning his nickname: Lou “North” Correa.
Even though I try to be reasonable and expect the least from politicians it still fries me when they act against the public good and solely on behalf of their special interest. Mel Watts in the banking committee dropping pants for Bank of America is on my list of most distasteful. Perhaps I have errored in overlooking Correa.