Are California Voters Ready for Changes?
The California Democratic Party’s denial of its endorsement to veteran U.S. Senator, Dianne Feinstein (D-SF), at its recent convention in San Diego, was a slap in the face. But reading too much into it would be a mistake and most voters were probably unaware it even took place. Democrats are by nature a querulous lot […]
You Can Get Rid of the Councilman, but Not the Teacher
Gregory Salcido, an El Rancho High School teacher and Pico Rivera city councilmember, has been criticized nationally for telling a class, in remarks recorded on video, that military members are “dumbs—s” and “the frickin’ lowest of the low.” Salcido will continue to face criticism for those statements. And he probably will be recalled from, or […]
Proposed Internal Combustion Engine Ban Would Devastate California Economy
California’s relentless crusade against emissions effectively camouflages its voracious need for revenues. AB32, the original landmark bill was signed into law in 2006 when California contributed one percent to the world’s greenhouse gases. While the cap and trade program has been a cost effective method of reducing CA’s greenhouse gas emissions, the program does next […]
Housing Shortage = California Brain Drain
My oldest son and his significant other, both thirtysomethings, have been working hard and saving money for years. A few months ago, they decided it was time to graduate from their apartment and buy a house. They were eager to claim this important benefit of the American Dream. They found a nice little house and […]