Brown’s Legacy and Republican activist revenge
In what was an uncertain move, last month, Brown and his allies pushed for an extension of the AB 32-imposed cap and trade scheme to
In what was an uncertain move, last month, Brown and his allies pushed for an extension of the AB 32-imposed cap and trade scheme to
Last month, I discussed the importance of Californians not allowing a Democratic super-majority. Well, with all votes now counted in California, Democrats have won the
With Donald Trump’s surprising Electoral College victory – 306 to 232 as of November 16 – a lot of focus has been on the angst
I normally try to keep my commentary partisan-free and focus on policy arguments and facts. But the 2016 election is right around the corner and some partisan
On November 8, 2016 Californians will once again have the opportunity to not only elect (or re-elect) local, state, and federal representatives, but also to directly participate

Over the last two years, the State Legislature has introduced and considered over 5,000 bills, resolutions, and constitutional amendments. Over the last few months, I’ve taken
The Legislature returns on Monday from their summer recess and with just one more month left in the 2015-2016 legislative session, let’s get right back
Yesterday, I touched on some initial thoughts on the June 7 California Primary. Caveats aside that there are still more VBM and provisional ballots yet to be

Caveats aside that there are more VBM and provisional ballots yet to be counted, here are some initial thoughts on what happened this past Tuesday