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Renew Deal

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4. Ive seen a lot of no signs and bumper stickers

Reply to TreasonousBastard (Original post)

Sat Oct 21, 2017, 06:34 AM

Oct 2017

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Also a billboard or two. There was a NY Post editorial supporting it.

I haven’t studied the issue so I don’t have a strong opinion. If I had to decide right now I’d probably say no. I don’t think it’s worth the time and expense. Could something good come out of it? Maybe, but we don’t need another massive state election to make little or no change.

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Anybody else care about the Constitutional Convention vote? [View all] TreasonousBastard Oct 2017 OP

I've seen numerous lawn signs opposing it. Here's a good explanation of what it means: Rhiannon12866 Oct 2017 #1

That's a good explanation of it all. I'm fascinated by all the "No" lawn signs... TreasonousBastard Oct 2017 #2

All the lawn signs I've seen are "No" signs, too, though it's likely they don't make "Yes" ones, LOL Rhiannon12866 Oct 2017 #3

Ive seen a lot of no signs and bumper stickers Renew Deal Oct 2017 #4

It is a Koch brothers effort, beginning in NY and and they'll roll it out to other states as the Squinch Oct 2017 #6

My future depends on it. Squinch Oct 2017 #5

Through canvassing the neighborhoods in my area. . . DinahMoeHum Oct 2017 #7