A Weekend in November
I had looked forward to that Friday because there was a political lunch that day that would be a break from my studies at Georgetown
Tony Quinn
November 22, 2013
Obamacare: A Fiasco by the Numbers
Three months ago, California had six million people with no health insurance; now thanks to Obamacare’s forced cancellations in the individual market, that number has
Tony Quinn
November 15, 2013
A Virginia Lesson For California
After all its bluster and threats, the Tea Party finally faced something Tuesday it could not overcome: voters. The defeat of Republican Ken Cuccinelli, a
Tony Quinn
November 6, 2013
Obamacare by the Numbers: Not a Pretty Picture
“The Affordable Care Act is no longer a political abstraction,” writes a Washington Post blogger. He’s right; it’s underway and the picture of Obamacare “by the numbers”
Tony Quinn
October 22, 2013
Ridding the GOP of the Tea Party
It is time for California Republicans to confront the real enemies who are dragging them from defeat to defeat, and this means dealing with the
Tony Quinn
October 17, 2013
Why are the Airports Still Open?
A crisis is a terrible thing to waste and Democrats seem not to have wasted the fiasco over shutting down the government to defund Obamacare.
Tony Quinn
October 9, 2013
The “Top Two” System: Working Like It Should
California’s new “top two” election system is now having exactly the impact that its sponsors hoped it would. It is moderating the legislature. This can
Tony Quinn
October 2, 2013
Tom McClintock on Amnesty
Congressman Tom McClintock is against amnesty, or so he says. He’s against amnesty for an 18 year old high school valedictorian with straight “A”s who
Tony Quinn
August 15, 2013
Democrats Foolishly Blow an Easy Win
What’s wrong with those voters in Fresno and Bakersfield? Don’t they know the party bosses pick the candidates and their only job is to troop
Tony Quinn
July 25, 2013