In politics, as in just about everything, success breeds success. Ronald Reagan’s supply-side tax cuts quickly became the top mantra of Republican candidates. Bill Clinton’s
The U.S. and California economies in 2017 will start growing at a somewhat faster clip than in recent years, according to the 39th Annual Chapman
Watch out for the Moms! I wrote earlier how a decade ago California homeschool Moms defeated Delaine Eastin’s attack on them. In the Nov. 8
I suggest those who think there’s even a one in a million chance we’ll ever have CalExit instead take a trip to Anaheim and spend
Que B.B. King’s “The Thrill is gone.” Face it, California, the rest of America doesn’t love you anymore. There won’t be a Calexit divorce. But
This is Part 2 of my proposals for new initiatives to liven up the Nov. 2018 ballot, written with my friend Jim Juroe, an Orange
Is it too early to look to the 2018 California election? Nahhhhh! One thing I’ve urged Republicans for decades now is to go on the
You’ve probably heard the saying attributed to Bismarck, “God has a special providence for fools, drunks, and the United States of America.” That includes California
New presidents usually appoint at least one member of the other party to a cabinet post to advance bipartisanship and national unity. A perfect choice