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There are 12 Propositions on your ballot. Here’s my ranking from best to worst, from most beneficial to most dystopian. You’ll notice a theme: the good ones undo the Legislature’s handiwork, the bad ones double down on it. The Good Ones Keeping Uber in California (Prop. 22) Liberates drivers from AB 5, one of the […]

In case you thought you dreamt it, yes the State of California has now simply stopped accepting unemployment claims. At 8:52 PM Saturday night, Gov. Newsom’s EDD “strike team” finally struck. Its overdue report comes to the shocking conclusion that the agency needs a complete overhaul. The numbers defy belief: 1.5 million unresolved claims and

It’s been 200 days since Gavin Newsom declared the State of Emergency. And it’s been exactly four months since I introduced an Assembly Concurrent Resolution to terminate it. My Resolution, ACR 196, provides as follows: “An open-ended state of emergency, with boundless powers vested in a chief executive, is incompatible with democratic government.” I ask

*For updates on our case against Gov. Newsom, Sign Up Here 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

CalMatters described me as Gavin Newsom’s “chief antagonist.” Now Newsom is trying to remove my opposition from the Capitol. *Follow our fight against Newsom on my blog. Here’s my latest post:

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Gavin Newsom wasted no time jumping into the fray yesterday, exhorting his followers to “VOTE” in a monosyllabic tweet posted a mere four minutes after his tribute to Justice Ginsburg. Then came several attempts to troll various U.S. Senators. But this isn’t the only open Supreme Court seat. As Newsom lectures the President not to