The Charge of the Democrat Light Brigade: California Democrats Caught in Deadly Republican Tax Trap
Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death Rode the six hundred. “Forward the Light Brigade! Charge […]
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Controller John Chiang to Come to OC This Thursday!
If you can make it to OCYD this Thursday, please do. They’ll have a very special guest who knows a thing or two about the […]
Four Obama Inspired Lessons for California Democrats – Part Two
Last week I wrote that the Obama campaign should serve as a master class in winning elections for Democrats, but, unfortunately, not enough California Democrats are playing attention to the Obama campaign’s most important lessons. We’ve dealt with the first two lessons — (1) Blame Republicans and Present a Democratic Solution, and (2) Use the Internet. The remaining two Obama inspired lessons are (3) Expand the Electorate, and (4) Champion the Middle Class. Let’s tackle them now.
Restore Democracy to California
I found this over at the Courage Campaign. Sign the pledge to repeal the 2/3rds rule to pass a budget California is in crisis – […]
Wherein The Governator Attempts to Regain Relevance
Wow. Arnold says the obvious. “If you think you can do this budget without any increase in revenues,” he said, “then you have a big […]
Deal Or No Deal? You Make The Call!
I was starting to feel relieved last night when Calitics reported that Sen. Dave Cox was about to agree to the budget. Ah, finally! But […]
Republican Budget Math
To avoid raising taxes and still balance the books in Sacramento, you’d have to virtually shut down state government. But hell, why should we let […]
State Budget Stalls
For the past few days OC Senator Lou Correa has been the center of attention in the legislative challenge of resolving the state budget crisis. […]
Four Obama Inspired Lessons for California Democrats
By Michael D. Fox/The Moving Target Contributing Writer The Obama campaign should serve as a master class in winning elections for Democrats. Unfortunately, not enough […]