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Once more I’m writing summaries and recommendations on the propositions on the California ballot for people wanting more than warring assertions. Point of view not checked at the door. Although they come first on the ballot, I’m going to put Props 1 and 2 in a later installment, because they’re trickier. Hopefully tomorrow. After that…

We Californians have a pretty thin primary ballot this go-round, but here are my summaries and recommendations on the two propositions: 41: Yes. Prop 41 is a $600 million bond initiative for housing low-income and homeless veterans, but in a certain light it’s not even new spending. In 2008 the voters approved $900 million in…