The need exists for more independent thinking – either by party members, or by independent candidates who wrest seats from the two-party system. Clearly, the time for change is now.
In this month’s issue of Rolling Stone, contributor Michael Hastings authored “The Rise of the Killer Drones: How America Goes to War in Secret,” a report on the Obama
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Sacramento, CA., April 25, 2012 — The National Federation of Independent Business/California applauds members of the Senate Governmental Organization and Environmental Quality Committees for their support of SB
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SACRAMENTO – North State Assemblyman and Chief Republican Whip Dan Logue announced that his bill to help veterans with prior medical training get fast tracked into healthcare professions passed
California’s new “top two primary” is right around the corner, and Independent voters have no shortage of exciting races to follow going into June 5th.
A spotlight has been
The White House and President Obama have taken another page out of the Bush playbook, classic "kill the messenger" instead of looking at the problem at hand. Last
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Today, San Diego business executives announced the launch of Movement to the Middle, a grassroots coalition focused on finding solutions to partisanship gridlock. Echoing frustration with
Justice triumphed in a San Diego courtroom Monday of this week. Madison High student Chase Knox was fully vindicated by Judge Timothy Taylor’s ruling against the California Interscholastic Federation-
A group of prominent San Diego business executives will re-register as independents today. Current and former leaders of Gateway, Qualcomm Inc., SDG&E and more, are expected to
Democrats and Republicans appear to be growing more and more concerned about the possibility of a third party or Independent insurgency this year. They're going on the attack.
Rumors of the demise of Ron Paul's presidential campaign have been greatly exaggerated. Never lacking an “off-script” offering to complicate the mainstream media's primary election
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SACRAMENTO – Assembly Bills 1982 and 2117 authored by Assembly Member Jeff Gorell (R-Camarillo) successfully cleared major hurdles today as they received bipartisan approval from their respective policy
