Baugh Lies About Katie Porter Again; Other Republicans Chime In
Former OC GOP Chair Scott Baugh, who lost a bid for a seat in Congress to Rep. Katie Porter, took to Twitter to lie about […]
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LA Times Endorses Boxer for Senate, Brown for Governor
The Los Angeles Times issued its endorsements for the top two races in California this election — and the editorial board on First Street has […]
LA Times: Brown, Boxer Lead in Polls
AG Jerry Brown and Senator Barbara Boxer are beginning to pull away from tight election races according to this story in the Los Angeles Times. […]
LA Times: Restore Gay Marriage Until Appeals Court Rules
With both the Governor and AG already speaking out in favor of restoring Gay Marriages in the Golden State, the LA Times is also calling […]
Demand Better Protests for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Since the Major League Baseball All-Star game, this blog has taken a lot of flack for our (my) criticism of the protest at the game […]
Mainstreaming Wingnuttery: Glenn Beck’s new novel
Glenn Beck’s new novel, the one where he had three ghostwriters produce “his” story, is out and “The Overton Window: a Thriller” gets panned by […]
LA Times: Public Employee Unions are not the problem
George Skelton’s column in today’s Los Angele Times shatters some of the myths about the impact of public employees’ unions in California on the annual […]
Reagan Would Have Been Thrown Under the Bus Today
In Facebook postings and email exchanges with conservatives friends leading up to tomorrow’s Primary Day elections, a persistent theme emerges: the desire by Republicans for […]
AB-32 is not the Jobs Killer opponents say it is
We had the experience of personally meeting Jon Fleischman yesterday at a fundraiser for the USA Men’s and Women’s Olympic Volleyball teams at Morton’s Steak […]