California is Showing the Way with Minimal Federal Assistance
We are hearing a lot about “modeling” —something leading epidemiology experts use to explain the ever-changing scenarios in the novel coronavirus’s up-and-down curves. The fact
We are hearing a lot about “modeling” —something leading epidemiology experts use to explain the ever-changing scenarios in the novel coronavirus’s up-and-down curves. The fact
The rolling surge of new COVID-19 infections will soon hit Californians as surely as the tides washing up daily on our shores. You can take
The president is talking about reopening the nation and letting people go back to work at the latest by Easter—less than two weeks from now.
Sound leadership is critical—-more so than ever in a crisis. In the current situation with the newly-discovered pan-virus COVID-19 an invisible, invasive and deadly scourge
Although we are still awaiting final delegate totals from California’s slow-count March 3rd presidential primary, it is clear that Sen. Bernie Sander’s popular vote bested
California voters for Donald Trump will be going through a meaningless exercise on March 3. They would have a better chance betting on the lottery.
Mike Bloomberg, the ex-Mayor of New York, is busy introducing himself to California voters. He may have gotten a big lift—not from welcoming Californians who
The Impeachment trial of President Donald John Trump is reaching a conclusion—and it will not be greeted favorably by the vast majority of Californians. When
It has been pointed out by one of my fellow columnists on this website that Californians—particularly Democrats—prefer older political leaders. He writes, “The good news