Keith Nelle

Freelance writer with a Social Sciences degree from San Diego State. Former finance and insurance advisor who traveled Europe and is pursuing a career in teaching.

BREAKING NEWS: CA Appeals Court Deals Final Blow to Open Primary Opponents

The California Appeals Court wasted no time in dealing the final blow to the California School Employees Association in its effort to rewrite the Open Primary Initiative scheduled for the

By Keith Nelle

/ March 16, 2010

BREAKING NEWS: CA Appeals Court Deals Final Blow to Open Primary Opponents

Independents of America, unite!

Following the presidential election of 2008, the term “independent” became much more familiar in the political realm. Credited with helping to seal the victory for President Obama, media outlets and

By Keith Nelle

/ March 10, 2010

Budget cuts to cripple social welfare programs

California is in an economic state of emergency. With a punishing budget deficit, spending cuts and policy reform have become a necessity. In Governor Schwarzenegger’s amended budget plan, the

By Keith Nelle

/ February 17, 2010

Budget cuts to cripple social welfare programs

Independents are transforming American politics

First, it was GOP victories in the gubernatorial elections of Virginia and New Jersey. Just last month, it was the senatorial election of Scott Brown who claimed a historic Republican

By Keith Nelle

/ February 10, 2010

Independents are transforming American politics

Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance may hurt the GOP in immigration reform debate

In light of the current economic emergency, state and federal policy makers may soon be looking towards simple ways to reduce the deficit while garnering public support. Immigration reform may

By Keith Nelle

/ February 3, 2010

Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance may hurt the GOP in immigration reform debate

Campaign finance ruling undermines individual rights

Last week, the United States Supreme Court rendered a historic ruling against the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and all laws that seek to limit big corporate money in American politics.

By Keith Nelle

/ January 29, 2010

Campaign finance ruling undermines individual rights