FORUM COLUMN
By Terry Friedman Most Californians are angry that it took our Legislature and governor so long to adopt a state budget. While this reaction is understandable, there were many reasons for the delay. The two-thirds vote threshold is a structural flaw. Term limits have displaced experienced leaders. Partisan reapportionment has produced many safe districts that tend to elect non-compromising true believers. The $42 billion budget defici...
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