Month: August 2020

Congratulations to Gavin Newsom and the Legislature on shutting down Uber and Lyft. I know Californians can’t wait to start riding taxis again. The companies announced they must stop operating here at midnight Thursday because of a law special interests instructed Gov. Newsom to sign last year. They would be shut down right now if […]

It’s true. California is considering a “wealth tax.” Ripped from the obituary of Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign, the idea is devious yet simple: the state will now tax not only what you make and what you buy, but also what you have. The government will no longer just take a cut of what goes into

A California Superior Court has set the date for the trial in our case against Gavin Newsom. The trial begins at 9 AM on October 21 at the Superior Court of California, County of Sutter, 1175 Civic Center Boulevard. The case of Gallagher and Kiley v. Newsom is about more than one unlawful Executive Order.

*Sign up at the bottom of the page for my latest updates. Gavin Newsom’s pandemic response has unduly focused on rewarding special interests, attracting press coverage, consolidating power, and pushing a “progressive” agenda. The result is quite possibly the single worst COVID record of any Governor in the country on both public health and the

Gavin Newsom’s pandemic response has focused unduly on special interests, press coverage, consolidating power, and in his own words, pushing a “progressive” agenda. The result is quite possibly the single worst COVID record of any Governor in the country on both public health and the economy. And now the media is taking notice. The Associated

On Friday, February 26 from 12 – 1 PM Kevin is hosting a Roundtable for supporters of our campaign for Congress. Any supporter in any amount is invited to join. I’ll provide an update on the campaign and on what’s going on in the Legislature, but most of the time will be for your questions.

California’s elected Sheriffs have been the most outspoken critics of Gov. Newsom’s abuses of power. So now there’s a bill to muzzle them. “The more smack California sheriffs talk, the more they’re asking to be handcuffed,” begins an LA Times op-ed making the case for AB 1185. The bill would create a so-called “oversight board”