Senator Dianne Feinstein – The Liberal OC

Requiesce in pace Senator Dianne Feinstein

September 29, 2023 Dan Chmielewski 1

It’s still a bit jarring, yet not unexpected, to learn of Senator Dianne Feinstein’s passnig this morning at the age of 90. Today is not […]

Chiang The Controllernator holds his ground

August 11, 2008 0

State Controller John Chiang is holding his ground in respose to Governor Schwarzenegger’s Executive Order to temporarily reduce State worker pay to $6.55/hr until the […]

The United States must stop sending people to be tortured in El Salvador
As the White House toys with the no-joke prospect of actually invading Venezuela out of (understandable) ire at the government of (reprehensible) strongman Nicolas Maduro, a damning new Human Rights Watch report says that 252 Venezuelans, many of them political refugees from the socialist dictator, that the Trump administration recently deported to an infamous mega-prison […]
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