The Marxist state legislature of the Commune of Kalifornia is trying to rig the system so the Democrat/Marxist Party can have a greater say-so in who wins the Republican nomination in San Diego County. The Democrat/Marxist Party does not put forth any candidates for political offices in San Diego County - apparently, that is a lost cause. However, the Marxist state legislature is trying to come up with a sneaky way to stack the deck in San Diego County elections - and ONLY in San Diego County elections - it doesn't apply to any of the other counties in the Commune of Kalifornia. The Marxists want to do away with the current rule in San Diego County that, if there are no candidates other than those from the Republican Party and Republican voters give more than 50% of the vote to one candidate in the primary election, the majority winner in the primary is declared the winner of the overall election. No, instead of having the balls to put up one of their own candidates, they want their benighted voters to have their leftist influence in the Republican primary by extending the Republican primary (even though a decisive victory has already been won) into the general election. This is typical leftist hypocrisy ... if they can't win fair-and-square within the existing democratic rules, they then attempt to rig the system.
http://www.breitbart.com/california/2017/09/02/san-diego-democrats-rig-local-elections-to-target-last-republican-stronghold-in-california/
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Even though county offices are supposedly nonpartisan, this bill will only affect San Diego County, where all the county supervisors are Republicans.
California Democrats - who enjoy the backing of powerful public sector unions - have been working overtime to the rig election process to favor Democrats in cities, counties, and targeted districts across the state.
This bill, should it become law, will affect every countywide post, including all five county supervisors seats, and the county sheriff; district attorney; treasurer; tax collector; board of education; and clerk, who also acts as assessor and recorder.
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Opponents of the bill, including the lobbyist for San Diego County, claim the legislation is completely unnecessary, since existing law already allows the county charter to be amended, but the local process involves going to the county voters directly, not the Democrat-dominated state legislature.
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The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. ~ D.H. Lawrence
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