Donor Rule Challenge is all about Politics
On Friday, Common Cause filed a complaint about the Arizona organization that donated $11 million to our PAC, which is primarily formed to oppose the
Joel Fox
October 22, 2012
Prop 34: Rose Bird’s Revenge?
In 1986, with tape recorder in hand, I traveled around Southern California interviewing relatives of murder victims and district attorneys and former D.A.s in order
Joel Fox
October 18, 2012
Prop 30 as an Obstacle to Reform
The San Bernardino Sun’s Prop 30 editorial (also appearing in other newspapers owned by the Los Angeles Newspaper Group) was another in what I call
Joel Fox
October 17, 2012
Prop 40 Could Confuse Voters
Often voters complain that ballot propositions are so confusing that they are not certain if the vote they cast actually goes towards the ends they
Joel Fox
October 16, 2012
Campaign Ads Appear to Move Voters in Poll
Now that the election season is in full swing with advertisements for a number of ballot initiatives bombarding the airwaves, the California Business Roundtable-Pepperdine University
Joel Fox
October 12, 2012
Editorial Page Battle over Molly Munger’s Prop 30 Ads
Molly Munger’s ads pointing out the different use of revenues collected by her Proposition 38 tax increase measure and Governor Jerry Brown’s Prop 30 tax
Joel Fox
October 11, 2012
Schwarzenegger’s Business Record as Governor is Part of his Story
Editor’s note: This commentary was published in the Los Angeles Daily News last week. It includes a paragraph on AB 32 that was cut out
Joel Fox
October 10, 2012
Yes on 30 Campaign Afraid of Comparisons
The Yes on Prop 30 campaign sent a letter to Molly Munger, author of Proposition 38, warning her that her comments on a television interview
Joel Fox
October 9, 2012
Gas Prices Could Effect Tax Initiatives — Like Fires of 1993 Did
As early voting begins, Californians are dealing with a new cost crisis as gasoline prices explode upward all over the state. The five-dollar a gallon
Joel Fox
October 8, 2012