Yes, apparently the President pulled back the ICE invasion in the Bay Area last week – but that was probably because someone said “Oh hey there’s a vote happening in California in about a week, maybe we shouldn’t go after … Continue reading →
This suggestion courtesy of Indivisible Sonoma County: Fight Back Better No Democrat should agree to fund a government that is filling concentration camps By Tom Benthin I got an email from Congressperson Mike Thompson a little while ago. He was … Continue reading →
I know, I know… There are many reasons for complaints and there has been a lack of leadership. BUT! Check it out! Our California senators did something good! They voted AGAINST a bill covering the military which included specific and … Continue reading →
This was suggested by Indivisible Sonoma County recently: The federal Election Assistance Commission is soliciting comments to increase the documentation requirements to register to vote. This petition was submitted by a conservative group trying to influence election policy by restricting … Continue reading →
A new presidential policy, NSPM-7, allows nearly any liberal or progressive individual or group to be labeled as “domestic terrorists” and be investigated and prosecuted. Hadn’t heard of it? We need to change that. Ken Klippenstein, an independent journalist committed … Continue reading →
Facts, data, and science are under attack. The current governmental shutdown involves many issues that matter to us all. Here is one you may be less familiar with: The budget proposed by the White House drastically cuts funding to the … Continue reading →
One of the many harms done by the awful budget bill passed by the Republicans earlier this year was to take away the federal government subsidies that made health insurance affordable for hundreds of thousands of Californians. As part of … Continue reading →
If there’s a choice of helping the environment or damaging it, you know he’ll choose to damage it 100% of the time. He’s against solar, he’s against wind power, but he actively sought bribes from the oil industry before the … Continue reading →
Seeing what’s already arrived in the mail from the well funded opposition, it’s going to be very important to get the word out about Prop. 50, which is Gov. Newsom’s redistricting response to what Trump asked Texas to do. Republicans … Continue reading →
The Issue Federal government funding runs out on September 30 — setting up a massive monthlong sprint to pass a budget and avert a government shutdown. But unlike the recent reconciliation showdown, when Republicans rammed their Big Ugly Bill through … Continue reading →
