A political advocacy campaign encouraging voters to oppose ballot measures and candidates that promote unconstitutional or excessive government policies that only attempt to substitute common sense, our individual rights as privileges granted by people in power instead of God, who is our Creator and Savior. If EVIL TORTAs keep on making their way into our laws, America will be lost and our freedoms along with it. We must oppose EVIL TORTAs.
A list of candidates and measures WE ENDORSE GOOD TORTAS and WE OPPOSE EVIL TORTAS.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is not simply a conventional Democratic organization. DSA openly identifies itself as a socialist organization and says it believes working people should democratically control the economy and society.
Its current program advances a broad socialist agenda, including greater public control over essential services and economic institutions. DSA has also historically advocated policies such as Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, universal rent control, and an end to mass incarceration.
That doesn't mean every Democrat is a socialist—or that every Republican agrees on every issue. But voters should pay attention when candidates receive DSA endorsements, identify with DSA, or support its agenda.
Before you cast your ballot, ask yourself:
Do you want more government control over the economy—or more individual and private control?
Do you want socialist policies shaping your community—or a Republican platform that emphasizes economic freedom, individual liberty, border security, and limited government?
Know the candidates. Know their policies. Know who supports them.
VOTE YES ON 141 - Taxation. Democrats in Arizona Legislation have pitched the idea to modify the Constitution of the State of Arizona to begin taxing Arizona residents for traveling in Arizona roads per mile, reducing our financial ability and constitutional freedom to travel freely. This proposition is a countermeasure to the previous sentence. It modifies the Constitution of the State of Arizona to PROTECT ARIZONA RESIDENTS FROM ROAD TAXATION and allows taxation of commercial vehicles from other states traveling through the State of Arizona. VOTE YES ON 141
VOTE YES ON 142 — Prohibition of Preferential Treatment and Discrimination. For too long, discrimination has been condemned while preferential treatment has gone unaddressed, allowing ideology and government policy to provide special treatment to certain groups in a nation where "ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL." Proposition 142 amends the Arizona Constitution to guarantee no race/ethnicity-based preferential treatment or discrimination. Covered public entities could not advantage or disadvantage anyone in employment, education, or government contracting based on race or ethnicity. It also prevents requiring applicants, students, employees, or contractors to endorse or support race-based preferential treatment or discrimination as a condition of admission, graduation, hiring, promotion, certification, contracting, scholarships, or other employment decisions. Covered institutions could not require or solicit statements or activities promoting race/ethnicity-based preferential treatment or discrimination, and public money could not fund offices or positions responsible for promoting such policies. The measure addresses programs based on race/ethnicity, special racial benefits, race-based policies, and training involving race, ethnicity, intersectionality, gender identity, or sexual orientation. It does NOT ban discussion of race, discrimination, history, or sexuality in public education. Institutions may still teach academic courses, conduct research, produce creative works, host student organizations and guest speakers, provide licensed health services, comply with federal law, collect required data, and teach subjects including slavery, Indian removal, the Holocaust, Japanese-American internment, and historical racial hatred and discrimination.
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VOTE YES ON 144 - ELECTION REQUIREMENTS
Compared with Arizona law currently in effect, Proposition 144 would make several significant changes. The biggest ones are voter ID for mail ballots, limiting acceptable ID to government-issued ID, mandatory ballot-tabulation options on Election Day, and a new constitutional standard for reviewing election laws. Vote for tightly secured elections.
VOTE YES ON 316 - Municipal Transaction Privilege Tax
Proposition 316 would restrict how much Arizona cities and towns can tax groceries to 2% and require voter approval before increasing those taxes above the established limit. If this is being pushed, Arizona Legislators might have gotten a feeling that there is interest in increasing sales tax above 2% and this cap is being proposed to protect us from predatory taxation practices.
VOTE YES ON 317 - Drug Cartels
Prop. 317 would classify qualifying drug cartels as terrorist organizations under Arizona law and direct the state's Department of Homeland Security to use its authority to combat the threat they pose.
VOTE YES ON 318 - School Athletics and Facilities
Prop. 318 would require Arizona schools to base athletic teams and designated private facilities on biological sex and provide athletes with a legal remedy when schools knowingly violate the requirements.
VOTE YES ON 319 - Photo Radar
Prop. 319 puts the decision to use speed and red-light cameras in the hands of local voters, requiring voter approval for photo-enforcement programs to continue.
VOTE YES ON 320 - School Spending
Prop. 320 would require qualifying Arizona school districts to direct at least 60% of their operational spending toward direct classroom instruction, with reporting and enforcement requirements.
VOTE NO ON 425 - Pima County Permanent Base Adjustment
PROP 425: Raises Pima County's government spending limit, giving the county greater authority to spend taxpayer revenue.
The EVIL TORTA campaign argues that America has its brightest future when individual liberty, constitutional government, free markets, and personal responsibility are protected. The campaign encourages voters to vote for political candidates who stand by and for the Constitution of the United States of America.
Like the food is meant for one's healthy consumption, political ideologies, laws and politicians are supposed to be good for The People. Similarly to a poorly-made Mexican Sandwhich, whether with improper ingridients or poor hygiene, political ideologies, laws and politicians may prove to be harmful to The People, rather than helpful. This is the Concept of EVIL TORTA!