Larry Wilson: A kid in a cell with no light in California • Joel Fox: Connecting the dots on fights over tax policy in California
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| | | | | This issue has now gone far beyond Trump. |
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| | | Assemblyman Chris Holden’s anti-solitary confinement crusade |
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| | | No one should be surprised at this latest twist in the strategy to gather more tax revenue. |
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| | | Leaving it up to individual states has the unfortunate side-effect of effectively guaranteeing an asymmetric distribution of fundamental rights in the US, which is something that the Constitution is supposed to protect us from. |
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| | | We know we belong in America even if we’re not always treated that way. |
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| | | California is not alone in trying to create sensible safeguards. |
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| | | Even with the fairly low bar for California governors these days, it’s hard to imagine a worse choice than Becerra. |
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| | | California isn’t known for programs that lower costs, solve problems or run smoothly. |
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| | | Certainly everybody in Los Angeles, and not just Los Angeles, is tired of getting soaked. |
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| | | Democrats completely dominate California’s state government, and one aspect of that hegemony is their ability to act without compunction. |
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