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Jerry Brown, Conservative?

California’s Gov. Jerry Brown, cruising to likely re-election in November, is presenting himself not just as the most experienced leaders in the Golden State, but as a conservative one. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Brown promised to

Jerry Brown, Conservative?

Obamacare Causing Big Layoff-offs for Union Nurses

Kaiser Permanente and other health providers are putting pressure on the powerful California Nurses Association (CAN) in negotiations for reductions in medical staffing and compensation due to the implementation of California’s version of Obamacare. Union nurses on Friday tried to

Obamacare Causing Big Layoff-offs for Union Nurses

Colorado Student Rally Taken Over by Democrat Organizers

On Saturday, a rally that had been organized by Jeffco Students for Change in hopes of firing up further student opposition to the conservative-led Jefferson County (JeffCo), Colorado board of education, was poorly-attended and mostly by adults who attempted to

Colorado Student Rally Taken Over by Democrat Organizers

Some Mormons pushing church on gay marriage

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Court decisions this week paving the way for same-sex marriage to become legal in dozens of states, including Mormon strongholds like Utah, Idaho and Nevada, have emboldened a growing group of Latter-day Saints who are

Spain Monitoring Over 50 People for Ebola

Spain’s health authorities are monitoring at least 50 people for signs of the Ebola virus after a Madrid nurse became the first person to contract the virus outside of Africa. Teresa Romero Ramos, 44, had caught the virus while treating

Spain Monitoring Over 50 People for Ebola

High Court Denies Gay Marriage Appeals

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court turned away appeals Monday from five states seeking to prohibit same-sex marriages, paving the way for an immediate expansion of gay and lesbian unions. The justices on Monday did not comment in rejecting appeals

High Court Denies Gay Marriage Appeals

Washington Post Employees Trash Owner Bezos Over Benefit Cuts

Proving once again that too many labor unions are either anti-science or only interested in destroying the companies that employ the people they’re supposed to represent, Local 32035, the union representing Washington Post employees, is attacking and mocking Post owner

Washington Post Employees Trash Owner Bezos Over Benefit Cuts

Scott Walker As Tip of The republican Spear

When one talks Republican policy and politics, from the size and cost of government to the role of some notoriously out-sized GOP enemies such as public sector unions, including in education, there may not be a more critical battle space

The Democrats' Big Money Donor Hypocrisy

Per a new Politico report, “Democrats love to cast Republicans as the party of big money, beholden to the out-of-touch billionaires bankrolling their campaigns. But new numbers tell a very different story — one in which Democrats are actually raising more big

The Democrats' Big Money Donor Hypocrisy

California Democrats Divided over Schools Superintendent Race

Though California’s Republican Party is fighting for its survival, California’s Democrats are struggling with deep divisions that have come to the surface in the race for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Though the office is technically nonpartisan, the superintendent’s race is

California Democrats Divided over Schools Superintendent Race

Fallout from the Wisconsin witch hunt

As John Sexton related on Friday, the Justice Department hasn’t been able to find anything liking New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to the “Bridgegate” scandal (and you know Eric Holder’s people were very, very keen to find such a linkage.)

Golden Gate Bridge Workers Go on Strike

On Monday, it was announced that 50 workers from the Golden Gate Bridge District would go on a one-day labor strike Tuesday to voice their disdain with recent proposals surrounding wages and health care premiums. Unions are saying a proposed

Golden Gate Bridge Workers Go on Strike

Scotland's Armed Forces Denied Voice in Referendum

Scottish soldiers living temporarily abroad, either in barracks in the UK or at British bases abroad, have expressed “fury” at being denied the vote in next week’s referendum over the future of a country they hope to return to after

Scotland's Armed Forces Denied Voice in Referendum

Top Ten Terrible Bills Governor Brown Should Veto

California is home to the most liberal legislature in the country. The legislature has now adjourned for the year, but not before putting hundreds of bills on the Governor’s desk. Among them are a great many terrible bills that claw

Top Ten Terrible Bills Governor Brown Should Veto