It looks like the Tea Party has some competition. In a bid to offer an alternative to the burgeoning Tea Party movement, the Coffee Party kicked off its first, coordinated
Both parties spend so much time fighting each other over controversial legislation that there's little room left for dicussing uncontroversial, non-partisan, non-ideological fixes for many of
This is the third installment in a series profiling 3rd party candidates for Governor of California.
Chelene Nightingale is a staunch advocate of the Constitution and limited government. She has
Answer quickly: what does climate change have to do with Prop 13? Apparently, more than we thought, because the Howard Jarvis Taxpayer Association (HJTA) has joined leagues with Texas-based
The judge handed down a ruling on the ballot description for the Open Primary initiative today.
The ruling comes after an appalling abuse of the political process (and taxpayer dollars)
Recently America has witnessed two notable acts of— what some are calling— domestic terrorism. Most recent was the Pentagon shooter. John Patrick Bedell drove from California to Washington DC in
For the second time, Marcy Winograd, an accomplished school teacher and Executive Board Member of the California Democratic Party, is challenging sitting Congresswoman Jane Harman for the Democratic nomination for
Traditional, non-former actor Republicans having a decent shot at the state’s highest office? Republicans tearing each other to shreds? Jerry Brown back as governor? Welcome to the 2010
As racially diverse as the California population is becoming, the illegal immigration debate and the passionate emotions accompanying it are not disappearing anytime soon. This is true especially in light
There are many fiscally-oriented ballot initiatives currently circulating in the popular ethos, some of which propose truly bizarre items, and others of which offer seemingly commonsensical solutions. However, with
Whether or not you support Proposition 14, the conduct of the California legislature should make you furious. With complete disregard for the principles of “due process” and “fair trial,” political
Dogged by woefully low voter approval, lawmakers in the Democratic majority Legislature are preparing to embrace “reform” – changes they say will improve California’s political structure. Senate President Pro Tempore
