The money has to be paid back, but this allows politicians to use the money, albeit temporarily, for any hairbrained scheme they may have. The LPC opposed the Open Primary law, and believes that parties should be able to select their own delegates. This is just more proposed micromanagement by government officials. Since the LPC believes in ending all gambling prohibitions, this is a good first start. It will also help Native Americans reduce their dependency on the federal government.
People have the right to eat horsemeat if they wish, without government controls.
This is a much better way than imposing costs and penalties for the same purpose, as government does now. This would raise taxes and spending when there is no evidence of a connection between dollars spent and the quality of education. The measure offers some common-sense reforms that are opposed by teachers unions, but overall the measure just rearranges the deck chairs on the Titanic in relation to the massive problem with government schooling today. While this has some good provisions regarding making companies pay for their own bad business decisions, it's too complicated, plus its support by Ralph Nader makes it suspect. Social engineering at its worst.