Here it is, another bad law wrapped in virtue. Who could oppose increasing the too-low taxes on the wealthiest among us and using the funds for environmental purposes? …

Here we go again. Unions aren’t getting their way with companies by established methods, so they are trying to force Californians to support them by ballot measure. …

I am confident that people everywhere would be surprised that I oppose funding for art and education in our public schools. Don’t be fooled. I don’t. The contrary, the arts, including music, is an incredibly important part of a well-rounded education, and it should be well-funded for all of our…

If you could possible write a worse sports gambling proposition than Proposition 27, the mobile gambling app companies BetMGM, DraftKings, and Fanduel managed to do it. …

They say you should follow the money, and that is no more true than when it comes to gambling. Like most statewide initiatives in California over the years, Prop 26 is an attempt to buy a law. And it is the primary reason why you should vote No. What this…

Well there you go again, said a famous politician who was not so famous for undermining the government he so wanted to lead. …

There is a lot going on in the 2022 midterm elections. News and advertisements about candidates and initiatives at all levels saturate the airwaves and social media. Most of that is…selective…about its messaging. …

For years, I’ve been given the advice to “be humble.” Usually applying to work situations, whether in job interviews or dealing with co-workers, because, it seems, “humble” is the other side of the coin from “arrogant,” and we certainly don’t want to be that. And to be honest, I’ve struggled…

Pandemic restrictions being lessened, thanks in no large part to enough people being vaccinated, led to my first trip to Seattle in several years, for Homecoming weekend. And while the football game Saturday evening did not turn out optimally, Sunday was quite the day. I took a little hike. Well…