Cleveland’s Establishment Goes Into ‘Emergency’ Mode Over Proposal To Give Voters a Direct Say in Spending
‘People’s Budget,’ according voters a direct say on spending, covers a small part of outlays but a big revolutionary principle.

Ohio’s legislature is taking emergency action to block Cleveland’s People’s Budget ballot initiative, Issue 38, which would empower residents over 13 to allocate two percent of the city’s annual budget. Citizens are set to vote on the proposal this November 7, an innovation that comes as a government shutdown over spending looms in Washington.
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