Commentary:
By Lisa Schiff
California voters concerned with the fate of our public schools face a dilemma this election day–how to vote on the two competing tax measures that each pledge to provide significant new financial support to our state’s public education system. Propositions 30 and 38 present very different alternatives to the immediate fiscal crisis in our schools and formulating an opinion on them is no easy matter.
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WHAT: The second Annual Mercy Outreach Surgical Team (M.O.S.T.) Mariachi Festival celebrating the 25th anniversary of the M.O.S.T. program and 10,000 life-changing surgeries.
WHEN: TODAY, Sept. 8 from 6 to 9 p.m.
WHERE: The McMillin Companies Event Center Liberty Station in Point Loma
2875 Dewey Road
San Diego, CA92106
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<strong>El Nuevo Sol</strong></p>
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<strong>New America Media</strong></p>
<p>Supporters of Proposition 36 are optimistic that changing attitudes toward prison reform, coupled with economic considerations, will have Californians voting in favor of tempering their state’s controversial repeat offender law, known as “Three Strikes and You’re Out,” in the upcoming November election.</p>