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Insider: You can work with Republicans without losing your soul
Democrats’ chances of taking back the Senate look better than ever, but even if November brings a blue wave, they will still not have control of the legislative and executive branches simultaneously until at least 2029. The question facing Democratic lawmakers now is how they should conduct themselves during these wilderness years if they want to regain a trifecta in the next presidential election.
Warren and Fetterman: A Tale of Two Bipartisans
Democrats’ chances of taking back the Senate look better than ever, but even if November brings a blue wave, they will still not have control of the legislative and executive branches simultaneously until at least 2029. The question facing Democratic lawmakers now is how they should conduct themselves during these wilderness years if they want to regain a trifecta in the next presidential election.
Warren and Fetterman: A Tale of Two Bipartisans
Democrats’ chances of taking back the Senate look better than ever, but even if November brings a blue wave, they will still not have control of the legislative and executive branches simultaneously until at least 2029. The question facing Democratic lawmakers now is how they should conduct themselves during these wilderness years if they want to regain a trifecta in the next presidential election.
California needs to build — not regulate — its way out of the housing crisis Original
California housing prices are out of control. According to new Apartment List data cited in late August by the San Francisco Standard, asking rents jumped 14 percent between March and July as the artificial-intelligence boom brought new workers and money into a housing market that was already severely constrained. Yes, collusion among landlords is a small part of the problem.
California Business Journal Exclusive Op-Ed By Loretta Sánchez
On Nov. 3, the Internal Revenue Service announced that its “Direct File” program won’t return in 2026. That’s good news for California taxpayers. Direct File was launched with good intentions — as a way for the IRS to prepare and file your taxes for free. On paper, it sounded simple: let the government handle the paperwork and save families money on tax prep. But in practice, it too often did the opposite, leaving California’s working families, students, and retirees paying more than they owed.
A free, open internet can check China's ambitions
The United States has led the world for 30 years in advocating for and advancing a free and open internet. This vision, deeply rooted in American values, has radically democratized information, given a voice to billions, spurred opportunity and entrepreneurship on a global scale, and made education and learning more accessible than at any time in history. America’s version of the internet is a powerful force for good.
Opinion: How a Free and Open Internet Can Check China’s Ambitions – Inside Sources | Prescott eNews
The United States has led the world for 30 years in advocating for and advancing a free and open internet. This vision, deeply rooted in American values, has radically democratized information, given a voice to billions, spurred opportunity and entrepreneurship on a global scale, and made education and learning more accessible than at any time in history. America’s version of the internet is a powerful force for good.
How a free and open Internet can check China’s ambitions and advance American values
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How a Free and Open Internet Can Check China’s Ambitions and Advance American Values – DC Journal - InsideSources
The United States has led the world for 30 years in advocating for and advancing a free and open internet. This vision, deeply rooted in American values, has radically democratized information, given a voice to billions, spurred opportunity and entrepreneurship on a global scale, and made education and learning more accessible than at any time in history. America’s version of the internet is a powerful force for good.
The President Weighs In on Cannabis
With the Democrats retaining control of the Senate in a divided Congress, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer needs bipartisan issues that can generate enough Republican support to pass both chambers. It may be counter-intuitive, but cannabis legalization works for both sides. On Oct. 3, help came from an unexpected place. President Biden released a “Statement on Marijuana Reform” that made federally legal cannabis a near-term reality in the United States.
From the Campaign Trail to Congress
Ryan Costello is a public policy consultant who works with lobbyists, media, and corporate executives, advising organizations and companies on policy objectives and strategic communications. He previously spent 16 years in public service and private law practice.
Conversations Across the Aisle Part III
Ryan Costello is a public policy consultant who works with lobbyists, media, and corporate executives, advising organizations and companies on policy objectives and strategic communications. He previously spent 16 years in public service and private law practice.
Conversations Across the Aisle
Ryan Costello is a public policy consultant who works with lobbyists, media, and corporate executives, advising organizations and companies on policy objectives and strategic communications. He previously spent 16 years in public service and private law practice.
Analyzing the Vice Presidential Debate
Dr. Lara Brown serves as an associate professor and the director of the Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) at the George Washington University. A distinguished writer and dedicated scholar, Dr. Brown is the author of Amateur Hour: Presidential Character and the Question of Leadership (Routledge, 2020) and Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants (Cambria Press, 2010).
Loretta Sanchez calls on Kamala Harris to Take Further Legal Action Against Herbalife, Respond to Victims Complaints, Ensure Victims are Fairly Compensated under the FTC settlement | Loretta Sanchez for Senate
Loretta Sanchez calls on Kamala Harris to Take Further Legal Action Against Herbalife, Respond to Victims Complaints, Ensure Victims are Fairly Compensated under the FTC settlement FTC's $200 million settlement with Herbalife is the culmination of an investigation originally requested by Rep. Sanchez in 2013 Los Angeles, Calif. - Standing beside victims of Herbalife, U.S. Rep.
A time for unity, not division
In the wake of another terrorist attack on our homeland, American hearts ache for the 49 lives lost and many others terribly wounded due to the brutal, terrorist violence that was perpetrated two weeks ago in Orlando. We mourn for the souls who were so suddenly and cruelly taken without mercy. We mourn for their families, friends and the LGBT community.
We must be vigilant against terrorism - and hatred: Loretta Sanchez
In the wake of yet another terrorist attack on our homeland, American hearts ache for the 49 lives lost and many others terribly wounded due to the brutal, terrorist violence that was perpetrated last week in Orlando. We mourn for the souls who were so suddenly and cruelly taken without mercy. We mourn for their families, friends and the LGBT community.
Where Bay Area and California candidates stand on homelessness
The Chronicle asked every candidate running in a contested local election to explain in 300 words how they would ease homelessness in the Bay Area. They were also asked if they believe homelessness is the region’s No. 1 priority. This is what they said. Enter a name in the search bar below, sort by electoral race or click on a photo to see where the candidates stand. * Berkeley mayoral candidate Zachary RunningWolf is in jail and unable to participate. Berkeley mayoral candidate Naomi D.
It's a race for second place in U.S. Senate election
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Campaigns are usually about winning. California’s U.S. Senate race is a fight for No. 2. The state’s unusual election rules have spawned a low-key contest this spring to determine which candidates advance to the November election for the first open Senate seat in a generation. The quirky part: only the top two vote-getters in the June 7 primary move on.
By Michael R. Blood Verified, Kamala D. Harris, Loretta Sanchez, Ron Unz, Tom Del Beccaro, Duf Sundheim
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Another View: Law isn’t a gift to gun makers
The plague of gun violence demands a strong response at all levels of government.
EXAMINING CURRENT TERRORIST FINANCING TRENDS AND THE THREAT TO THE HOMELAND
[House Hearing, 114 Congress] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office] FOLLOWING THE MONEY: EXAMINING CURRENT TERRORIST FINANCING TRENDS AND THE THREAT TO THE HOMELAND ======================================================================= HEARING BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COUNTERTERRORISM AND INTELLIGENCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ONE HUNDRED FOURTEENTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION __________ MAY 12, 2016 __________ Serial No. 114-68 __________ Printed...
Minimum wage: Paying a little more for fast food would help workers a lot: Guest commentary
California has long been a national leader on the environment, civil rights, health care and education. The Golden State has a history of passing bold laws, which often are dismissed by the rest of America as “too far, too fast,” but soon become national models. This November, we may once again set the pace of progress for the country, this time on behalf of low-wage workers. The Fair Wage Act of 2016 is a ballot initiative that is in the process of qualifying for the Nov. 8 election.
NACS Backs Menu-Labeling Vote
WASHINGTON -- The National Association of Convenience Stores is hailing a vote by the U.S. House of Representatives today that NACS said represents "another giant step forward in ensuring consumer choice and making it possible for convenience stores and others to comply." By a bipartisan vote of 266–144, the House approved H.R. 2017, the Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act of 2015, introduced by Reps.
Extremists Without Borders
This week, world leaders are taking stock of global efforts to prevent the flow of foreign fighters into Syria and Iraq. As members of a bipartisan task force created by the House Committee on Homeland Security to review the issue, we believe urgent action is needed to stop more individuals from traveling to the conflict zone. Today, after six months of examining the danger from foreign fighters, we are issuing our final report, which proposes ways to combat the threat.
Loretta Sanchez: Improving Cuba-U.S. relationship benefits all
In December, President Barack Obama announced that the United States will reopen diplomatic relations with Cuba. This is a historic and monumental step for both countries. The United States first cut ties with Cuba in 1961. It was the beginning of the Cold War, and fears of communist control percolated throughout the country. While times have changed, our relations with Cuba have not.
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