Looking Ahead to 2018, a Lesson for the GOP in U.S. Senate Race
Under the top two primary, for the first time a major statewide contest will have two members of the same party squaring off in the
Joel Fox
June 8, 2016
Election Day: Questions, What to Look For and a Few Predictions
Election primary day is finally here in California. Watching much of the rest of the country’s voters engage in the process of choosing presidential nominees
Joel Fox
June 7, 2016
Add Accountability to Campaigns by Lifting Contribution Limits
The legislature brought this on themselves, all this outside money in the state’s candidate campaigns. Okay, not the folks in the current legislature, but this
Joel Fox
June 6, 2016
Remembering Kirk West
Kirk West was not only a strong, effective and conscience leader for the business community but a gentleman in the true sense of the word
Joel Fox
June 3, 2016
Gutting the “Gut and Amend” Process
Legislative transparency, good government and the ability of the legislature to get things done are issues voters will consider if the “California Legislature Transparency Act”
Joel Fox
June 1, 2016
Spending the Marijuana Tax
While most attention focused on the marijuana initiative will revolve around whether the drug should be legalized for recreational purposes, there is a discussion to
Joel Fox
May 31, 2016
Tax That Fellow Behind the Tree
According to the latest Public Policy Institute of California poll likely voters in the state are for raising taxes … or not. At first glance
Joel Fox
May 27, 2016
Super Bowl Returns to L.A.
The National Football League awarded the 2021 Super Bowl to Los Angeles to be played at the new stadium being built for the Rams without
Joel Fox
May 25, 2016
CalChamber Opposes “Virtually Permanent” Prop 30 Tax
With the California Chamber of Commerce announcing yesterday that it will oppose the Proposition 30 income tax extension, the question arises if a campaign will
Joel Fox
May 24, 2016