SCHIP Override Vote Falls 16 Short in the House
The House vote to override the president’s veto of the SCHIP Program was 273 to 156; 16 votes short of an override. This is a […]
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Six Years Later, The Peace Activists Are Still at Bristol & Anton
Hey, you! Yes, you! Have you ever protested on a Friday night at the corner of Bristol and Anton, near South Coast Plaza? I’m sure […]
What do Dennis Kuncinich and Fred Thompson Have in Common?
While he’s not headlining Friday night’s Truman Dinner for the OCDP, Presidential candidate Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) will be in Anaheim with keynote speaker Senator John […]
From Speaker Pelosi: Choices Matter
Meeting America’s Real Priorities – Choices Matter While pushing for hundreds of billions in spending for Iraq, President Bush continues to reiterate his opposition to […]
It’s OUR Health Care, So We Need to Take Action
Last weekend, our fine Governor vetoed legislation that would have given us a chance to truly begin reforming our broken health care system. The State […]
“Phony Soldiers” or 12 Who Don’t Get Military Ethos?
As State Rep. Chuck DeVore reminds me, I’ve never served in the military and I just don’t get military ethos. Yet as I review vast […]
SCHIP Debate: The Right Attacks Children
I watched a segment on MSNBC last night where 12-year-old Graeme Frost’s parents were interviewed by Keith Olbermann. Frost, an accident victim and CHIP beneficiary, […]
Orange County Young Democrats Endorse the Community College Initiative
On Thursday the Orange County Young Democrats voted to support a ballot initiative that would provide more Californians the opportunity to earn an education. From […]
Why Can’t California Republicans See the Light on Climate Change?
On Friday evening, I had quite a unique opportunity to see first-hand what Republicans are thinking about their own future. I attended the Friday night […]