Who really pays for trips by lawmakers?

It’s not that we begrudge California legislators wishing to take some time off from their work in Sacramento.

It’s far easier to demolish a city than it is to rebuild it.

Instead of dialogue, I and other Israeli and Jewish union members found pervasive hostility and relentless abuse.

This is an unprecedented moment in the history of the DOJ: it has been taken over by Trump sock puppets who don’t have that pesky conscience thing to stand in their way.

Serious problems should be met with serious solutions. We have serious problems, namely a fast-growing debt and a need to extend some tax cuts in an unforgiving environment where interest rates are high and inflation is rising again.

The solution to California’s refinery problem is not a government takeover, but deregulation and tax cuts.

The Do matter points to the perils of “free” government money.

The insurance commissioner must, of course, protect the interests of consumers, but one of those interests is a healthy insurance market, and a parallel duty is making insurance profitable enough to keep insurers willing to do business in California.

This might all be nothing, but it sounds like it could be something.

Abolishing term limits won’t solve all of our problems, but it’s definitely a component of the solution.