Gavin Newsom wasted no time attacking Judge Amy Coney Barrett yesterday. But the Governor’s attacks are nothing compared to those of our senior U.S. Senator, Dianne Feinstein. In 2017, Feinstein tried to use Barrett’s Catholic faith against her in one of the ugliest attacks in modern American politics. At the time, I wrote Feinstein a […]
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Gavin Newsom wasted no time attacking Judge Amy Coney Barrett yesterday, commenting on a tweet about her: “This makes me sick to my stomach.” But the Governor’s shameless attacks are nothing compared to those of our senior U.S. Senator, Dianne Feinstein. In 2017, Feinstein tried to use Barrett’s Catholic faith against her in one of
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*Receive my new blog posts In Politics and the English Language, George Orwell remarked that “political speech and writing are largely the defence of the indefensible.” This is an apt job description for California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in his role as draftsman of California ballot language. Becerra is tasked with writing the titles and
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This is why we are suing Gavin Newsom. He’s perfectly willing to torch the Constitution to grab a few headlines. On Wednesday, Newsom issued his most lawless Executive Order yet, banning gas-powered vehicles by 2035. “California will be leading the nation in this effort,” he crowed about an edict that no one voted on it
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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
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Updated with results (Nov. 4) 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) Yes: 58.4 %
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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
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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
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*Sign up here to stay up-to-date on our court case against Gov. Newsom 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. I ask Newsom this question: what are the conditions under which your State of
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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
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