...Republican lawmakers are pushing a new constitutional amendment to overturn the result voters put in place. The Missouri experiment reflects the lessons that abortion opponents have taken from their heavy losses in past ballot fights.
From the Louisiana Illuminator: Nearly two-thirds of voters rejected all of the amendments in an election that could have broader political implications for the rest of Landry's term.
"People are willing to pay more in tax if that means improvements to public services. They recognize that our schools, hospitals and other essential services are under huge strain and in need of investment."
Voters had a clear choice, and they chose accordingly. The incoming Trump administration is promising government efficiency and accountability and fiscal restraint, rejecting costly green policies.
