Yesterday brought another loss for Gavin Newsom, as San Diego restaurants can now open. “Given every opportunity, the State has provided the Court with no evidence” to justify the closures, the Judge ruled. This follows a ruling in LA that banning outdoor dining is “not grounded in science, evidence or logic.” Newsom’s Health Secretary, Dr. […]
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*Sign up here for updates on the case Briefing is complete in Gov. Newsom’s appeal of our victory at trial. Below are all briefs filed with the Court of Appeals in what could be the first ever precedent-setting decision on the limits of a Governor’s emergency powers. Learn more about the case here. Briefs by
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*Receive updates on our case Gavin Newsom’s final brief to the Court of Appeals begins, “This case is not about a dictatorship in Ancient Rome.” It’s perhaps not a great sign when you have to clarify that upfront. This isn’t the only gaffe. To try to explain how the Legislature works, the Governor cites not
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Gavin Newsom’s final brief to the Court of Appeals begins, “This case is not about a dictatorship in Ancient Rome.” It’s perhaps not a great sign when you have to clarify that upfront. This isn’t the only gaffe. To try to explain how the Legislature works, the Governor cites not the Constitution but a recent
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The Chair of Gavin Newsom’s Board of Education is in charge of education for the Biden Transition. From the candidates being pushed for Secretary of Education, there’s no doubt of the goal: to nationalize Newsom’s war on charters and school choice. My GOP Assembly colleagues and I have seen these policies devastate public education in
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*Receive updates on our court case against Gov. Newsom Yesterday my phone went berserk with an “Emergency Alert” about the stay-at-home order. Fortunately, I was just sitting at my desk; I heard from people who almost crashed their cars from this latest abuse of power. The bigger abuse, of course, is the stay-at-home order itself.
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Yesterday my phone went berserk with an “Emergency Alert” about the stay-at-home order. Fortunately, I was just sitting at my desk; I heard from people who almost crashed their cars from this latest abuse of power. The bigger abuse, of course, is the stay-at-home order itself. But the battle now is not just for the
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DECEMBER 10, 2020 I ran for the Legislature to restore government of, by, and for the people. Today I am taking the most important step yet, one that I believe can change California politics. I’ve announced that I’ll be the first 100 percent citizen-backed California Legislator and will refuse all funding from Special Interests. You
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I ran for the Legislature to restore government of, by, and for the people. Today I am taking the most important step yet, one that I believe can change California politics. Today I’m announcing that I’ll be the first 100 percent citizen-backed California Legislator. Specifically, I am declining all contributions from the “Third House.” That’s
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Yesterday the Legislature actually met – for a single day, in an NBA basketball arena. The main purpose was to elect the Speaker of the Assembly. Incredibly, that meant re-installing the existing leadership. But I wasn’t going to let this happen in a pro forma manner. I took to the podium and nominated another candidate,
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