Today we give new meaning to five forgotten words from our Declaration of Independence: The consent of the governed. Polls are open until 8 PM, and you can find your polling place here. You can follow the results here. The first results will appear shortly after 8 and will include early absentee ballots. Sometime later […]
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Today we give new meaning to five forgotten words from our Declaration of Independence: The consent of the governed. Polls are open until 8 PM, and you can find your polling place here. You can follow the results here. The first results will appear shortly after 8 and will include early absentee ballots. Sometime later
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*Join me on Election Night in Lincoln Newsom says surviving the Recall will give him a “mandate.” Make no mistake, he means a mandate for more mandates. That’s why getting out the vote is a matter of the highest urgency. You can find your polling place here. We’ve defied the odds every step of the
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*Join me on Election Night in Lincoln Newsom says surviving the Recall will give him a “mandate.” Make no mistake, he means a mandate for more mandates. That’s why getting out the vote is a matter of the highest urgency. You can find your polling place here. We’ve defied the odds every step of the
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Hope to see you Tuesday! If you plan to attend, please RSVP here.
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As a Legislator I sued the Governor and as Governor I wouldn’t hesitate to sue the President if necessary to protect the rights of Californians. The Recall is a movement to restore constitutional government, and the stakes have just been raised. We can’t allow executive overreach at one level to be replaced by executive overreach at
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As a Legislator I sued the Governor and as Governor I wouldn’t hesitate to sue the President if necessary to protect the rights of Californians. The Recall is a movement to restore constitutional government, and the stakes have just been raised. We can’t allow executive overreach at one level to be replaced by executive overreach at
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Two days before adjourning, the Legislature has passed a bill to make CRT a graduation requirement. You can see my Floor Speech against the bill here. Meanwhile, LA Unified is proposing a new mandate for students. Why should a district that can’t manage to teach reading or stay solvent be deciding anything about this? This is why
Yesterday the Assembly passed a bill to make Critical Race Theory (dubbed “ethnic studies”) a high school graduation requirement. I spoke against the bill when it first came to the Assembly. (Masks are still required on the Assembly Floor even when speaking)
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