Is Harmeet Dhillon Talking About Ronna McDaniels or Jessica Paterson—or Both?
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 09:10 pmThe words of Harmeet Dhillon in regards to McDaniel, McCarthy and McConnell can also be the words about California Republican Party Chair Jessica Patterson. Patterson went on a jihad in 2020 and 2022 to UNENDORSE conservative GOP nominees for Assembly, State Senate and Congress. While claiming she has registered over 500,000 “new” Republicans, the real […]
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Court Chiefs Ring Alarm Bells About Worsening Shortage of Court Reporters to Transcribe Hearings
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 09:05 pmI recently was a witness in a case in Ventura County. The case was held up for several months. This was due to a shortage of court reporters in the Ventura Courthouse. The same goes for Orange County. The bottom line is that some alleged criminals will be let off due to a lack of […]
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What the Feds Are Teaching in Diversity Training
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 09:00 pmWhen you say you should not ask for data what you are saying is do not ask for facts. Could that be why so many young men are dying suddenly? Is this why government schools are failures? Is this why government is promoting racism—because it believes in color not equality? “The materials, summarized in a December […]
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Oakland NAACP: Election Deniers Like Trump?
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:56 pmA bunch of white supremists must have taken over the Oakland NAACP. Otherwise how do you explain that a black organization is demanding honest elections and accusing the ROV of corrupting the election process. I thought only Donald Trump was an election denier—not Hillary Clinton, Hakeem Jeffries or the Oakland NAACP. “The NAACP is demanding […]
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Walters: California’s Proposition 13 still sparking clashes
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:53 pmThe third wheel of national politics is Social Security—do not touch it in any way or you will be burned. In California the third wheel is Prop. 13. Without this 1978 ballot measure, most Californians would not be about to afford their property taxes and would lose their homes. “One potential clash this year is […]
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SDG&E Bills to Rise Sharply in January After U.S. Natural Gas Prices Double
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:50 pmWhile this is about San Diego, it could also be discussing every area of California. Nationally, in some places the cost of energy has gone up by 600%–most at least 100%, just in the past year. “San Diego Gas & Electric Wednesday cited a dramatic increase in U.S. natural gas prices due to the war in […]
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Salesforce to cut staff by 10% in latest tech layoffs
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:50 pmThe collapse of San Fran continues. One of the biggest local companies is about to have a significant cut back. This will add to the over $700 million deficit for the city and will have a ripple effect on other businesses, large and small. Salesforce said on Wednesday it would lay off about 10% of its […]
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In 2024, California voters will have a chance to make quality education a civil right
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:38 pmIt took a losing lawsuit for parents to understand government education is NOT about quality education. “When concerned parents in Los Angeles sued their district to reopen schools last year, LAUSD argued that because students don’t have a constitutional right to a quality public education, it had no legal obligation to provide one. This response by the second […]
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California’s school finance ratings: D for adequacy, B for equity, F for effort — but on the upswing
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:38 pmThis article, and the failed ratings do not come from conservatives, parents, school choice advocates or others who have been saying for years our schools are a failure. Remember, this article is written by Educrats, who do not believe that spending an average of a little over $30,000 a student in California, promoting sexual grooming […]
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Granof: THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF BAD BAIL REFORM
By Stephen Frank on Jan 05, 2023 08:29 pmInflation has many causes. One of them is crime. “In addition, the National Retail Federation conducted a study on organized retail crime across the country that showed nearly two-thirds of retailers experienced an increase in the average value of organized retail crime cases, with 75 percent reporting an increase in retail theft at their company in the […]
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Why Are Some Republicans Revolting Against Kevin McCarthy’s Bid To Be Speaker of the House?
By Eric Boehm on Jan 05, 2023 07:30 amThe insurgent Republicans want to balance the budget, impose new barriers to immigration, and increase transparency for future earmark spending. For the first time in 100 years, no one was elected speaker of the House on the first ballot when the new session of Congress opened on Tuesday—thanks to a breakaway faction of Republicans who denied Rep. […]
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Key Issues That Will Shape California in 2023
By Emily Hoeven on Jan 05, 2023 07:00 amWelcome to 2023 — a year that will likely prove decisive in California’s attempts to address some of its most pervasive challenges, ranging from housing and homelessness to climate change. Wednesday, state lawmakers are set to return to Sacramento (though some may be driving instead of flying Southwest as they usually would) to resume the two […]
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