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I found it easy to decide how to vote on Propositions 111 and 108. I asked myself three questions:
1. Am I satisfied with how my tax money is spent now?
2. Do I feel the new revenue would be spent wisely?
3. Do I feel the individuals who have control of our current (and any new) revenue have good morals and ethics?
I decided to vote No.
Easy, wasn’t it?
JIM LESCH
Palmdale
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