This paper will seek to address some of the critical issues which are faced by the legislative body in California due to many issues which were raised in “California’s Wild Ride: A very different kind of Governor”. It analyzed some of the basic inherent issues which were being faced and what could be the possible solutions in such cases. As all are aware, the current Governor of California is a man who is more known for his on-screen activity rather than for his Political mileage and yet his success in the recent elections illustrates a new era in Californian governance. However, it remains to be seen that whether this form of governance will truly bring forth the desired results or is it more of a campaign strongly relying on the charisma of one individual. According to the author of the aforementioned book, the issue lies with the lack of a proper leadership which would seek to revolutionize the current form of constitutional order by indulging in some of the following activities; amending the legislative constitution which would allow the majority of those voting on it to approve the concerned issue allowing greater efficiency in achieving desired results. Amongst other desired changes by the author included an initiative constitutional amendment, creating a constitutional convention, a constitutional review commission, and as a last resort; the author proposes splitting the state itself. The rationale behind having amendments initiatives and review commissions is the flexibility with which the Californian constitution can be changed. However, whether these changes can be met by the success desired will depend on a number of factors. Such as the issues which could be initiated, the sort of flexibility that the government would want before consistent amendments would make its governance an issue of mockery. The issue of making the basic laws more difficult to amend was proposed in this chapter as by allowing such flexibility in the ability to amend laws; the government will become an ineffectual body unable to implement plans without being disrupted by the “Constitutional changes”. This chapter brought forward a noteworthy suggestion that allowed the notion of changes being initiated by the general voting body rather than through the general or primary ballots. In the second chapter, the author portrayed the picture of California’s progression and how it evolved over time through the implementation of different transport lines which allowed California to gain prominence as one of the more developed states. The emergence of the Big Four resulted in creating a political order through which votes were sold rather than earned. It was after the economic fiasco that progression was introduced and sought to eliminate all aspects of the Southern party. A whole new democratic regime was introduced which focused on the progression of California and hence, women were allowed to vote etc. This revolution brought about several changes and it resulted in a form of governance that was focused on the people more than on building private fortunes as had been in the case of the former exploitative politicians. Joseph Grodin’s paper” Amending the revising the Constitu