We’ve killed three bills, arguably the three worst. But five remain active. The deadline for all bills to pass is August 31. *Sign up at the bottom of the page and I’ll update you on the upcoming votes Bill Summary Status SB 871 would mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for all kids for school or child […]
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Mandates are ending everywhere, but the Legislature’s “Vaccine Work Group” wants to relive the glory days. You can see the status of their irresponsible bills here. I believe we can defeat every one of them. Newsom, meanwhile, is patting himself on the back. His Public Health Department says it “couldn’t be prouder” of our COVID response.
Mandates are ending everywhere, but the Legislature’s “Vaccine Work Group” wants to relive the glory days. You can see the status of their irresponsible bills here. I believe we can defeat each and every one of them. Newsom, meanwhile, is patting himself on the back. His Public Health Department says it “couldn’t be prouder” of our
Bills referred to two policy committees must pass both before they can be voted on by the full Senate or Assembly. Bill Synopsis Status SB 871 would mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for all kids for school or child care Referred to the Senate Health and Senate Education Committees; no hearing date yet SB 866 would
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Democrats are in disarray at the Capitol. As one headline put it: “GOP Move to Suspend Gas Tax Puts Assembly Democrats on Their Heels – the move pushed by Assemblyman Kevin Kiley left San Diego Democrats scrambling for a coherent response.“ Spoiler alert: there was no coherent response. Some legislators claimed they hadn’t read the bill
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Democrats are in disarray at the California Capitol. As one headline put it: GOP Move to Suspend Gas Tax Puts Assembly Democrats on Their Heels – the move pushed by Assemblyman Kevin Kiley left San Diego Democrats scrambling for a coherent response. Spoiler alert: there was no coherent response. Some legislators told constituents they hadn’t read the
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Yesterday, 18 Assembly Members voted for my bill to suspend the gas tax. Another 18 abstained from the vote. And 40 voted no, welcoming $6 per gallon with open arms. You can see how everyone voted here and watch the proceedings unfold on the Assembly Floor here. All Republicans and one Independent voted yes; all Democrats abstained or
There are currently 76 Members of the State Assembly. Yesterday, 18 of them voted for my bill to suspend the gas tax. Another 18 abstained from the vote. And 40 voted no, welcoming $6 per gallon with open arms. You can see how everyone voted here and watch the proceedings unfold on the Assembly Floor here. All Republicans
On Monday, Republicans will be united on the Floor of the Assembly in voting for my bill, AB 1638, to suspend the gas tax entirely. I hope our Democrat colleagues will join us. Before the vote, I’m holding a press conference at a Sacramento gas station with James Gallagher and Senate Republican Leader Scott Wilk.
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