That's just silly. Initiatives can't change their legal wording after passage the way politicians discard campaign promises once in office. Compare the initiative process to candidates. Money doesn't dictate the outcome. But in candidate races, the bigger spenders win 96 percent of the time.
Money's an inanimate object.
Money isn't the problem, but power corrupting the individual. It's when money buys our elected officials that we have a problem. So, hands off the initiative process and let's break up the power that corrupts our representatives with term limits. This is Common Sense . I'm Paul Jacob.