OK, so who’s the Republican front-runner now in the race for the presidential nomination? Why?
OK, so who’s the Republican front-runner now in the race for the presidential nomination? Why?
Romney, but only until Saturday.
“A wild night in New Hampshire! But a question arises: Is the “Bradley effect” at work here? Did race skew the pre-primary polls in New Hampshire that showed Obama way over Clinton because people don’t like to acknowledge that
“What is the health care agreement between Assembly Democrats and the governor? The real thing? A political stunt? A landmark agreement that sets the stage for the future? A charade?”
Like a second marriage, it represents the
“There’s trouble brewing at the nearly century-old State Compensation Insurance Fund, a quasi-private entity, where potentially billions of dollars have been spent with scant oversight and little public disclosure. Should the state step in and take it over?”
On Feb. 5, California voters will decide whether to approve
four tribal gaming compacts. Any predictions? Up or
down?
Health care is now back on the table, and both the
governor and Democratic leaders say they are looking
for common ground. Organized labor likes pieces of
the draft proposal, and the Senate leader hopes for
a final vote by Thanksgiving. Does this mean there
will be an agreement?
All the signs in the Capitol suggest that a very difficult budget is in the offing next year. The governor already has ordered a 10-percent cut. Some in the Capitol believe the deficit may be in the $10 billion
“In the aftermath of the Southland fires, the inevitable finger-pointing has begun: The response was too slow, the equipment unavailable, the state and/or locals unprepared, according to such politicians as John Garamendi, Dana Rohrabacher, Todd Spitzer, etc. Is any of
“Republicans, again, want to change California’s way of allocating Electoral College votes, from winner-take-all to loser-can-get-some-too, based on Congressional districts. Politics aside, what’s better: winner take all or proportional representation?”
Politics aside? That’s like putting oxygen aside.
Abolish the
“Is the withdrawal of labor’s support the death knell for Gov. Schwarzenegger’s health-care plan?”
For now.How many death knells can one plan have?That presumes it ever had life in the first place.Well now that the CA Nurses are too