Honestly, I don’t know what happened to the month of April. The month flew by, and it was the busiest at the Capitol in years. Committee hearings were nonstop, and we killed the three worst mandate bills. As a result, I wasn’t able to spend the time needed to campaign in a competitive race for […]
Honestly, I don’t know what happened to the month of April. The month flew by, and it was the busiest at the Capitol in years. Committee hearings were nonstop, and we killed the three worst mandate bills. As a result, I wasn’t able to spend the time needed to campaign in a competitive race for
Honestly, I don’t know what happened to the month of April. The month flew by, and it was the busiest at the Capitol in years. Committee hearings were nonstop, and we killed the three worst mandate bills. As a result, I wasn’t able to spend the time needed to campaign in a competitive race for
The “Vaccine Work Group” introduced a package of the most radical bills in the country. We have defeated the worst bills, but three others have passed committees and moved forward this week: SB 1479, SB 1018, and AB 1797. *Sign up at the bottom of the page and I’ll update you on the bills’ status
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A federal court has stopped Biden from ending Title 42. This is very good news. But in the Legislature, the latest news isn’t as good. First, the “Public Safety” Committee again voted against my bill to overturn Prop. 47, electing to let California remain the smash-and-grab capital of the world. Second, after rejecting my bill
A federal court just stopped Joe Biden from ending Title 42. This is very good news. But in the Legislature, the latest news isn’t as good. First, the “Public Safety” Committee again voted against my bill to overturn Prop. 47, electing to let California remain the smash-and-grab capital of the world. Second, after rejecting my
This was an action-packed last week at the Capitol. Next week will be as well. Here’s a brief overview of the legislative deadlines. And here are the worst remaining bills: AB 2223 is in the Appropriations Committee. Watch my discussion with Charlie Kirk about the horror of this legislation. AB 2098, the COVID “misinformation” bill, is also in Appropriations.
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May 27 is the “House of Origin” deadline. This means that by that date, Assembly Bills (notated AB) must have passed the full Assembly, and Senate Bills (notated SB) must have passed the full Senate. Any bill that has not passed its house of origin by this date is dead for the year. For a
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This was an action-packed last week at the Capitol. Next week will be as well. I’m spending the weekend knocking on doors, talking to voters. Here’s a brief overview of the legislative deadlines. And here are the worst remaining bills: AB 2223 is in the Appropriations Committee. Watch my discussion with Charlie Kirk about the horror of this legislation.
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