What could possibly go wrong with this idea?

[Ranger]

Totally socialist idea, from a totally socialist state. Free homes for all! Why be burdened with something like a "home payment" - hmph, I, as an American, have a RIGHT to own a home FREE OF CHARGE to along with my free health insurance and government handouts. I have the RIGHT to not work yet be as equally rewarded as those stinking rich people who never pay taxes anyway.

Marxism at its best!

[BushMasterBoy]

Passage of this bill would probably take foreclosure to the federal level. Federal judge would order eviction. Federal marshals would evict the tenant, then auction the house.

Why? Because banks are federally insured. They are NOT insured by the state. Federal law supercedes state law...

[Scanker19]

This is probably an ignorant question, but here goes;

What isn't a fundamental right to a liberal?

It seems like the attitude is, if I want it, it's my fundamental right to have it.

Guns.

This is great further the belief in America there are no consequences for your action or lack there of.

[Byte Stryke]

Guns.

This is great further the belief in America there are no consequences for your action or lack there of.

well, all branches of our government already practice this belief now, why not?
Print another 14 trillion dollars
Sleep with whom ever
dodge tax liabilities
beat citizens to death

Fuck it, I work for the gov!

[TS12000]

Every time I think people in California have met they maximum level of stupid they push the knob to 11

[Zundfolge]

I would like to propose a ballot initiative here in Colorado to amend the Colorado Constitution making it illegal for Californians to own property, take up residence or vote within the state of Colorado.

[Bailey Guns]

I would like to propose a ballot initiative here in Colorado to amend the Colorado Constitution making it illegal for Californians to own property, take up residence or vote within the state of Colorado.

I'm down with that...

[KevDen2005]

I made it all the way to "Fundamental Right" and stopped reading.

That is ridiculous...what portion of the US Constitution could possibly be misconstrued to say that home ownership is a fundamental right?

I know that is for the California Constitution and sadly it's just that easy to have a state constitutional amendment added by a bunch of people voting wanting something for nothing.

What is going to happen to California? Seriously?

[KevDen2005]

I'm down with that...

What if you were a transplant here before the age of 10?

[Guylee]

Wow...it's like they looked back and said "hey, what fucked everything up in the first place? Yeah, let's do that again!"