California is undergoing a quiet revolution out West. Coming off of its first non-partisan open primary, there are several races this year that won't look familiar to
California is undergoing a quiet revolution out West. Coming off of its first non-partisan open primary, there are several races this year that won't look familiar to
With exactly one week left until Election Day, voters are scrambling for information and initiative campaigns and candidates are pushing to provide it. The California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University
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In an election where unaffiliated voters will likely decide the outcome, Romney’s endorsement of Mourdock could drive independents away. Despite Mourdock's recent gaffe divulging
Renowned Sax Player Moved to San Diego, Found Inspiration Artist Charles McPherson blowin' sax.
In 1978 jazz saxophonist Charles McPherson lived in New York where he played as a
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The auto industry's bailout is a hot topic of this election and, of course, a vital element of the United States' economy. According to
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The auto industry's bailout is a hot topic of this election and, of course, a vital element of the United States' economy. According to
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Three states will attempt to legalize marijuana this November, as support for such measures grows. According to a Rasmussen poll, 56% of Americans are in favor
Official prescription tablet for medicinal alcohol, 1933. Credit: The Rose Melnick Medical Museum
1. Marijuana prohibition violates liberty.
America has a long and proud tradition of believing in, and increasingly
Carl DeMaio and Bob Filner debate at Politifest 2012. This was one of the nearly 40 debates this election season.
Incumbent Congressman Bob Filner (D) and San Diego City Council
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Judge Jim Gray (ret.) is running with Gov. Gary Johnson as the Libertarian Party’s Vice Presidential nominee. Judge Gray made an unprecedented move in 1992 by
Up until the last presidential debate, Americans had heard little about George W. Bush, even from Republican candidate, Mitt Romney. It wasn’t until recently that former President Bill Clinton
