CA and L.A. County Ballot Propositions in Haiku

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    September 23, 2016
    
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CA and L.A. propositions in Haiku (Photo – Graphic Dept.).

Damian Carroll, National Director of the charity VisionToLearn, as well as a self-identified Democratic activist, songwriter and a proud dad, did a remarkable thing.

By Brian Rodriguez

Carroll decide to write all the California and L.A. propositions in an easy-to-understand haiku.

He released his “poetry” in a PDF form for everyone to enjoy (and remember.) It is not really considered haiku but Carroll gets points for creativity and humor!

Here it is below, enjoy:

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