Issue of Government Unions Divide Candidates More Than Party Affiliation
“Agent Keen, in this world there are no sides, only players.” – Raymond Reddington, played by actor James Spader, NBC’s “Blacklist,” February 12, 2015 To exemplify the intensifying battle of players...
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Glazer vs. Bonilla 7th Senate District Battle Reflects New Political Split in...
California’s politics remain polarized, but not just via the traditional division of Republicans vs. Democrats. As reported here two months ago in the post “Issue of Government Unions Divide Candidates...
View ArticleGlazer Victory Proves Government Union Reform Is Bipartisan
Steve Glazer is a symbol of change. The Democrat mayor of Orinda, Glazer, won a decisive victory over Concord Assemblywoman Susan Bonilla in last week’s special election for the vacant 7th District...
View ArticleVergara Update: Virtues and Villainy
The union and media reactions to the appeals court decision in the Vergara case had me going through a whole can of room deodorizer. In 2014, the plaintiffs in the Vergara trial claimed that several...
View ArticleA Kinder and Gentler Teachers Union?
The unions are trying to take the “we’re in it for the kids” shtick to a new level by declaring that they now collectively bargain for “the common good.” Last week, The American Prospect posted...
View ArticleTeachers Union Kills Another Commonsense Reform Bill
Despite the U.S. declaring its independence from Britain in 1776, Californians are still saddled with teacher union redcoats 240 years later. Teacher tenure is an atrocity. Officially called...
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