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Stuff like what positions get what power should be written in a rigid constutition that requires a supermajority vote to change. This shit is just the russia's "President - Prime minister" Power-Juggling, moving power away when ever you leave an office into a new office which you are assume control of.
Cringe political shenanigans
They have a gerrymandered supermajority, that’s how the governor’s veto keeps getting overridden. This passed with like 61% of the vote.
Does anyone there have a backpack and an e-bike?
The Republican party is a criminal organization and must be dismantled.
State legislatures shouldn't be allowed to make any power structure changes like this starting the day election voting opens through the end of the lame duck session.