California’s Capitol 2012-07-30 21:42:58
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An Illuminating Interview with Attorney General Kamala Harris , Courtesy of “She Shares” and the California Channel
Archive of entries posted on 30th July 2012
Vanity Thy Name is Governor
By Katy Grimes
First there was the bullet train to nowhere.
Now there are the tunnels to nowhere.
Gov. Jerry Brown seems hell-bent on creating a legacy. Unfortunately, it also appears that most of California’s legislators make decisions based on legacy as well.
Lawmaking by legacy rarely bodes well.
Brown announced Wednesday that the state intends to build two large tunnels to move water from Northern California to Southern California under the fragile Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Where is Jake Gittes when you need him?
Gittes was the hard-boiled private investigator in “Chinatown,” the 1974 movie centered around California’s never-ending battle Read more »
California Democratic Party Announces Endorsements for November Ballot Propositions
By The California Democratic Party
The California Democratic Party’s Executive Board this weekend announced the Party’s endorsements for the November ballot propositions. Key endorsements include Yes on Props 30 (Protecting school funding), 34 (rep…
Kansas traditional: the platform
Will “traditional,” “reasonable,” “moderate” Kansan Republicans be defeated in the August 7, 2012 Kansas primary? Would that defeat be good or bad for Kansas?
The post Kansas traditional: the platform appeared first on Voice For Liberty in Wichita.
King Releases New Radio Advertisement
Ad highlights King’s vision and willingness to always tell voters exactly where he stands on the issues (AMES) – As Christie Vilsack holds yet another out-of-state fundraiser with out-of-touch liberals today in New York City, Congressman Steve King (R-Kiron) released a new 60-second radio advertisement in Iowa’s new 4th Congressional District. The ad, titled “Seen,” [...]
Proposition 32: Corporate Billionaires’ Quest to Force Workers to Shut Up
By Bob BalgenorthState Building and Construction Trades Council
Apparently we union workers are far too successful at affecting public policy in California. Why else would corporate billionaires be gathering and spending huge campaign war chests, for t…
CA GOP Continues its Death Spiral, Seeks Help From Prop 32 Supporters
Brian Leubitz
CRP Chairman Tom Del Beccaro in SacramentoCalifornia Republican Party faces fiscal, organizing questions. Banks on Special Exemptions.The California Republican Party is in something of a desperate situation. They hold no statewide offices…