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A major victory for California taxpayers
Last Thursday, the Fair Political Practices Commission imposed one of the largest fines ever against Los Angeles County for using taxpayer funds for …
A growing opposition to raising taxes in California
Tax and bond proposals did not fare very well in the election just last March. For the first time since the 1990’s, voters rejected a statewide school …
Where does Gov. Gavin Newsom stand on split roll?
Former Gov. Jerry Brown often said that he subscribed to the “canoe theory of politics” — paddle a little to the left, a little to the right and then …
AG Becerra can’t be trusted when naming props
Last week, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association filed a lawsuit against California Attorney General Xavier Becerra for his abject failure to …
Roundup of wasted taxpayer money
Anyone who’s ever managed a household knows that it’s not only how much money you make that matters. It’s also how much you spend. California’s …
Prop. 13 is working, reject Prop. 15
By Jon Coupal and Ernest J Dronenburg Jr Come November, Proposition 13 faces its biggest political battle at the ballot box. It is instructive to …
When the state becomes the pusher
We all know that there is an endless list of addictive substances that present a real danger to people. Alcohol, cocaine and heroin just to name a …
Proposition 19 is latest assault on taxpayers
The assaults on California property owners and taxpayers never stop. And once again the California Legislature has advanced a massive tax increase at …
Sacramento’s budget games are both silly and harmful to Californians
California’s budget process has become so warped it would make even Niccolò Machiavelli blush. The annual spending plan was never easy for citizens, …