Resistance to the Resistance and the 2018 Elections
Opposition in Orange County from government bodies to the state’s sanctuary law could serve as a sign of the electorate’s mood and just might influence
Joel Fox
March 29, 2018
Early Action by CalChamber on Initiative Measures Yet to Qualify
Currently, the focus on California elections is on candidates hoping to finish in the top two in the June primary, but potential policy issues determined
Joel Fox
March 27, 2018
Familiarity, Not Policy, Drives Voter Support
In reading the latest PPIC poll, policy does not seem to be behind selection of candidates in the coming election’s high-profile races. If policy and
Joel Fox
March 23, 2018
Schwarzenegger’s Call to Stop Funding GOP Already Happening
At the initial summit for New Way California, a group created by Assemblyman Chad Mayes to revive a slumping state Republican Party, former Gov. Arnold
Joel Fox
March 22, 2018
Brown Curses Those Who Curse the High Speed Rail
Gov. Jerry Brown ripped critics of the high-speed rail offering profanity and calling critics small-minded. Yet, it is an American tradition that goes back to
Joel Fox
March 21, 2018
The Missing Item in Health Care Discussion—the Tax Code
Attempts at creating a single payer health care system have stalled so a group of liberal organizations are backing a package of bills to achieve
Joel Fox
March 20, 2018
Firing Up a “New Way”
How provocative and different will New Way California be? That’s the group founded by Assemblyman Chad Mayes and supported by former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in
Joel Fox
March 15, 2018
Trump vs. California — Final Round in 2020
There is no doubt the president is not popular in California. The vote in the 2016 presidential election and polls indicate that. But, the fight
Joel Fox
March 14, 2018
Looking to Trump the Cost of the Bullet Train
It is more than a coincidence that Gov. Brown invited President Trump to see where the high-speed rail is being built days after a new
Joel Fox
March 13, 2018