March 14 Vote. The green arrows voted to suspend the gas tax. The red arrows welcomed $6 per gallon with open arms. March 24 vote: Green arrow voted to keep the gas tax, red arrows to suspend it. April 11 vote: Green arrows voted to “strike” my bill from existence so they wouldn’t have to […]
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Gas prices in California are now $1.75 above the national average. The refusal by Newsom and the Supermajority to pass my gas tax suspension bill is more dumbfounding than ever. Earlier this year we forced several votes on the bill. This led on one occasion to unprecedented chaos on the Assembly Floor; on another to a moment
So far, I haven’t said much about our opponent. I prefer to focus on what we’re going to do, not who we’re going to defeat. But at this point I need to tell you: if Kermit were to take this open seat in Congress it would be very, very bad. I’m asking for your help,
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We’ve gotten another win in the battle for sanity. We forced Newsom to finally back off his “vaccinate or test” policy for school and hospital workers. Every mandate needs to go. I am renewing my call for all California universities to end their ignorant vaccine and booster requirements. You can print/download my letter and send
Download my letter below and find contact information for your local universities here.
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Today we added 60 more names to the Champions for Kids directory of pro-parent, pro-student school board candidates. This brings the total to over 140 endorsed candidates, with 160 requests still to review. You can search by district or zip code here. This comes as we’ve gotten another win in the battle for sanity. We
There are currently about 900 bills on Newsom’s desk. Some are non-controversial, a few are actually good, and quite a few are very bad. Of the latter variety: AB 2098: Censors doctors in violation of the First Amendment SB 1479: Makes schools do onerous COVID testing AB 1797: Gives government more access to the vaccine
