Chris Hinyub - Independent Voter News (Page 21)

Not too little, but maybe too late as billionaire George Soros backs Prop 19

Billionaire investor and Obama campaign contributor, George Soros has thrown his weight behind Proposition 19, doling out $1 million to marijuana legalization advocates on Tuesday. The donation triples the Yes

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 30, 2010

Not too little, but maybe too late as billionaire George Soros backs Prop 19

Gavin Newsom picking up key support in lieutenant governor's race

Mayor Gavin Newsom's only opponent in the home stretch of the lieutenant governor's race might be himself. After a string of newspaper endorsements, a fundraising advantage

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 27, 2010

Gavin Newsom picking up key support in lieutenant governor's race

Monetary policy reform, not tax cuts, will bring true prosperity

The prelude to every midterm election is fraught with partisan bickering over how best to reallocate the resources of those participating in the state-run economy. These academic debates are usually

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 23, 2010

Monetary policy reform, not tax cuts, will bring true prosperity

October harvest update for California

It's harvest time for many California agricultural products. Although wet weather has delayed the harvest of several crops and potentially damaged one, specialty crop output should be plentiful

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 20, 2010

The art of mortgage fraud

How do you get official approval of large-scale fraud, theft, and racketeering? You become a mortgage originator (i.e. a “Too-big-To-Fail bank”) like me. No really, it's simple.

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 16, 2010

Food policy reform advocates seek self-sustainable system by 2030 in California

California has always been on the leading edge of sustainable agriculture policy with what has to be the largest and most diverse selection of food movement organizations. Last week, the

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 13, 2010

Food policy reform advocates seek self-sustainable system by 2030 in California

Free & Equal allows California's third party gubernatorial candidates to share their views

On Wednesday, third party gubernatorial candidates came together to discuss Proposition 19 and the need for all-inclusive debates as part of a press conference convened by an organization that speaks

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 9, 2010

Free & Equal allows California's third party gubernatorial candidates to share their views

Beet wars rage on

Weeks after a federal judge issued an order to halt the commercialization of genetically engineered (GE) sugar beets pending an environmental impact study, the USDA has broken the law and

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 6, 2010

President Obama endangers internet freedom

In another example of “do as I say, not as I do,” Obama vowed to the UN General Assembly that he would fight to preserve a free and open internet,

By Chris Hinyub

/ October 2, 2010

President Obama endangers internet freedom

75% of America will be overweight or obese by 2020, OECD warns

An international organization representing the wealthiest countries says developed nations are getting fatter, and America is setting the trend. In its first ever obesity forecast, the Organization for Economic Cooperation

By Chris Hinyub

/ September 29, 2010

75% of America will be overweight or obese by 2020, OECD warns

Big Pharma vs. vitamin and mineral supplements

A massive voter push back is underway as powerful pharmaceutical lobbying forces target dietary supplement manufacturers. A Health Freedom watchdog group has reported that in a recent 24 hour period,

By Chris Hinyub

/ September 25, 2010

Big Pharma vs. vitamin and mineral supplements

California may resume capital punishment next week

On Monday, a state appeals court in San Francisco overturned an injunction on executions. The state is scheduled to proceed with the lethal injection of an inmate later this month,

By Chris Hinyub

/ September 22, 2010

California may resume capital punishment next week