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  • LA Times endorses Republican in controller race: ‘California needs a fiscal watchdog’

    04/21/2022 1:47:50 PM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 17 replies
    The hill ^ | 04/21/2022 | Caroline Vakil
    The Los Angeles Times’s editorial board announced on Thursday that it was endorsing Republican Lanhee Chen in California’s controller race, saying “California needs a fiscal watchdog.” The newspaper’s editorial board said they were endorsing Chen because they believe that the controller, who looks at how taxpayer money is being spent by government divisions and can audit government agencies, “should be as independent from the party in power as possible.”
  • Dems gain veto-proof supermajority in California legislature

    11/12/2018 8:56:32 PM PST · by yesthatjallen · 97 replies
    The Hill ^ | 11/12/18 | Morgan Gstalter
    Democrats gained a veto-proof supermajority in both chambers of the California legislature on Monday after picking up two more seats in the state Senate. Democrats Melisa Hurtado and Assemblywoman Anna Caballero were declared victors after vote totals were updated following last week’s election, The Associated Press reported. The two female candidates won seats in the Fresno area. Hurtado won the open 12th seat and Caballero beat out California Sen. Andy Vidak (R) in the 14th District. Democrats now have a two-thirds advantage in the 40-person Senate and in the 80-person Assembly. The massive supermajority gives the party the ability to...
  • Millennials Should Break the Cycle of Alternating Political Parties

    10/01/2018 12:01:32 PM PDT · by kathsua · 27 replies
    Janitor's view ^ | 09/30/18 | Reasonmclucus
    For the last century control of the United States has cycled between the 19th Century Democratic and Republican parties. Voters choose between the old ideas of the Democratic Party and the old ideas of the Republican Party. The two parties are mired in the same old partisan conflicts election after election. The Democrats in particular seem more interested in playing partisan political games than in dealing seriously with the nation's problems. Republicans are increasingly following their example. Millennials need to decide whether they want to continue the politics of their grandparents' generation or replace the 19th Century parties with 21st...