Republican candidate for governor Sizemore has come out against the initiative that would reduce class sizes. While it is nothing new for him to oppose measures favored by teachers, it is unusual that his reasoning is that --- like the popular mass incarceration scams --- there is no basis in funding for the initiative. Does that mean that he recognizes the previous mass incarceration measures - that he did not openly oppose when necessary - as the scams that they are? Will he step forward and support recision of the mandatory sentencing initiative? Will he break ranks with the Republican big government agenda and emerge as the only major party candidate for smaller government? Will he at least support repeal of the recriminalization of marijuana passed by big government Republicans like Lane Shetterly. I'm not holding my breath. If he does he risks drawing a serious primary opponent like notorious big government advocate Denny Smith - or maybe Wes Cooley will opt for the governor's race. Is the Republican party ready for a true smaller government advocate?

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