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Opponents to Prop 25, the On Time Budget Act Once Again Use False, Misleading Statements

Opponents Claims Directly Contradict Court Decision, Stated Intent of Prop 25

SACRAMENTO – In direct contradiction to reality, opponents to Proposition 25, the On Time Budget Act are once again making untrue claims about the initiative in their advertisements. As such, the Yes on Proposition 25 campaign has sent the attached memo – with supporting materials – to television stations asking them to pull the ads from the air.

Attachments (Martland Letter) also included a letter from opponents of Proposition 25 that concedes that passage of the initiative WILL NOT allow taxes to be increased with a majority vote, among other things.

 MartlandLetter.pdf

TV memo 100510.pdf

Note on attachments: Memo from Yes on Prop 25 Campaign – 12 pages; Letter from opponents attorney conceding that Prop 25 cannot raise taxes on majority vote – 6 pages.

Posted on Tue, October 5, 2010 by Richard Stapler

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