Well, it's a million signatures for something to be brought up, not for something to definitely become law.
A decade or so ago I (among millions) signed to abolish daylight saving time. Still waiting for that heh.
A decade or so ago I (among millions) signed to abolish daylight saving time. Still waiting for that heh.
Western Australia has had four referenda on the topic since 1975, each time preceded by a trial period where daylight saving was observed, and every time it has been rejected and the state has switched back to no DST.
If you'd back a politician with a track record that bad on any promise, that is probably something telling more about you than the politician.
> I wish he'd sign that executive order and tilt that windmill in the courts instead of the stuff he is pushing.
You say you were very clear, but I genuinely don't understand what about that you disagree with.