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Tag Archives: california
History Education Must Not Be Erased
Recently Governor Brown signed SB 48, a bill that adds Asian-Pacific, the disabled and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community in the state education code to require accurate positive contributions from the people who make up the state of California. … Continue reading
Poke a Needle at the Dream
The Dream Act is just a fancy way of stating that we need another amnesty in America. To understand the objective of the ‘dreamers’ and their advocates it all begins with incrementalism, start with one small step and then go … Continue reading
My Letter Submission
Personally I would vote to repeal AB 131, but since that would be politically unpopular and unlikely to happen in the People’s Republic of California. I would have a clause stating that if the state has a budget deficit of … Continue reading
Regulate Everything You Touch
If we are wondering why California has a horrid economy compared to Texas look at some of the legislation written in our State Legislature in Sacramento. AB 889 by Tom Ammiano, seeks to add more costly regulations to drive people … Continue reading
File Under: Stupid Laws
At my workplace we are required to ask for ID on products such as puffy paint and certain types of fabric paint. Even though you can not spray it on walls California regulations ask for retailers to check to make … Continue reading
Dream Act Part Two, We Can Not Afford AB 131
Assemblyman Gill Cedillo’s sequel to the California Dream Act AB 131 is ready to be voted on. This bill will seize needed funds for higher education from legal residents. When students are fighting to enroll for any college section such … Continue reading
DMV Shafts Customers in California
From Senator Dutton’s email alert: I would like to remind constituents that the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will be handling vehicle registration renewals differently this year. Because of legislation passed in May, DMV will extend a 30-day grace period … Continue reading
It is Getting Worse to be Red in Inland California
Republicans thought it was going to get better in Election 2012 with Proposition 11 that changed redistricting, but since redistricting went for the worse the Democratic Party is trying to make sure that there is a party that is there … Continue reading
On the Road to Irrelevancy
When we thought there would be some sanity in the California Republican Party, I guess there will be none at all. Young voters and the educated will likely not bother. A political party’s platform is symbolic and does not matter … Continue reading
California Republicans Need To Face Reality
California Republicans thought that Proposition 11 would become a breakthrough for the party’s representation compared to the redistricting of 2001 done by the Democratic Party legislators in Sacramento. Unfortunately the other partners in the Proposition 11 campaign, minority rights groups … Continue reading
