For starters, the union’s Proposition H initiative, aimed at rewriting the city’s new Taser policy to make it less restrictive, went down in flames — despite a $430,000 mail, radio and TV campaign mounted by the union. “They vastly overreached and have positioned themselves as opposing reforms to the point of harming their own credibility,” said former ACLU attorney John Crew, who was active in the anti-H campaign.
