I’m delirious…Here’s a Christian with an ethical consciousness.

Personally, I believe in spirituality, not religiousity.

I am an independent voter and an animal rights advocate.

I was looking for an answer to Prop 11. It was very confusing. There seemed to be a great deal of money behind it. But also the Leagus of Women Voters. Then, just for a bizarre anomaly: Did you know that one faction of the NAACP is PRO and one faction is CON? Wierd.

Somehow, I navigated to your site and, surprisingly, you and I agreed on every Prop except for the one I hadn’t yet chosen yet, Prop 11.

That convinced me to vote YES on 11. Like minds and all.

So here’s one voter who went straight down the line with “your” ticket choices. Unusual because I hardly ever follow anyone’s exactly.

Thanks for your blog…

Auntie Carol

But I won’;t vote for any of the bonds! We just can’t keep borrowing money.

I’m voting “NO” on everything EXCEPT for 2. Yes for the animals, and the animals only.

Go to your local grocery store. Look at the free-range eggs. Are they that much more expensive? It’s about 50 cents additional for a dozen eggs at my local Ralphs.

See this UC Davis study, referenced here.

This latest study also affirms the previous estimate by a California-based poultry economist, who has written that raising egg-laying hens in “cage-free” facilities costs less than a penny per egg more than cramming them into tiny cages. The UC researchers estimate that the cost differential is even less than this previous claim.

“Even though the researchers are aligned with and funded by opponents of Prop 2, their work confirms that consumers won’t pay higher prices as a result of the measure,” said Jennifer Fearing, campaign manager for the Yes on 2 campaign.