Representing 20% of the state's electorate, Independents are the only growing bloc of voters in California. According to the latest poll conducted by the Public Policy Institute of
For centuries now Americans have made several truly unique, earth-shattering, game-changing contributions to the world, often in the form of ideas. One of those ideas is Federalism: government
Individuals and businesses continue to flee the golden state. Last year, California lost another 98,000 residents, continuing a trend long in the making over the last decade. Even despite
As California's economy continues to languish, China is becoming an economic powerhouse. According to official government estimates, China has likely overtaken Japan as the world's second
As I campaign up and down the 36th congressional district, I hear the same question over and over- What are you going to do to create jobs? I tell people
Although Governor Schwarzenegger is one of the very few Republicans supporting Democratic-led healthcare reform, he has issued a letter outlining a number of fiscal concerns to House Speaker, Nancy
According to a California-based think tank, politicians continue to skirt campaign finance laws to raise millions of dollars. According to LA's Center for Governmental Studies, legal defense
Governor Schwarzenegger is demanding $8 billion in federal aid, or else he promises to enact massive cuts to a $21 billion budget deficit. Both Schwarzenegger and Senate President Pro Tem,
Not your typical Republican, John Dennis is adopting an unorthodox strategy in his bid to unseat Speaker Nancy Pelosi in next year's congressional mid-terms. Many political pundits
While Schwarzenegger's cold shoulder to social causes is readily apparent, his ability to cut spending from appropriation bills using the line item veto may be at risk today.
I’ve previously written that Schwarzenegger’s state failures on state parks, recycling, funding public education, opposing teachers, nurses and firefighters (not to mention his failures on abortion rights and
A new poll and multiple op-eds are placing the 2010 Top Two Open Primary ballot initiative in the spotlight. The latest Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) poll revealed