If you haven’t seen this independent expenditure attack ad against the Democratic candidate for Congress in an Atlanta-area district, Jon Ossoff, you should take a
“It is all wrong,” wrote Aristotle, “that a person who is going to be deemed worthy of the office should himself solicit it.” That little
We have reached the high holy days of California’s budget season, as our governor and legislative leaders decide which programs will gain new life, and
The billionaire Tom Steyer is widely reported to be exploring a campaign for governor of California. Here’s hoping he doesn’t get in. The race doesn’t
All the debate about how to address California’s massive housing shortage is obscuring the big picture: a state takeover of local housing policy has begun.
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