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Conservative Journalist, Community Organizer, Businessman, Musician, Rancher, Dog Dad. Author of “The Minority Retort”

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Marc Ang’s Biography

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Marc Ang (marc@aib2b.org) is a community organizer in Southern California and the founder of AsianIndustryB2B who specializes in race relations and the minority conservative experience. His book “Minority Retort” will be released in late 2021.

Marc Ang’s Journalist Portfolio

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Quotation of the Day: Attacked, Asian-Americans Turn to Politics

Quotation of the Day: Attacked, Asian-Americans Turn to Politics

"Suddenly we are top doctors, top lawyers, top business people. It is just inevitable that we become a voting…

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Inside Larry Elder's base - longtime fans, new converts, evangelicals, Trump fans

Inside Larry Elder's base - longtime fans, new converts, evangelicals, Trump fans

Marc Ang remembers the moment in July when a friend texted to tell him that Larry Elder had just read Ang's w…

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Pastors question health officials' treatment of churches during coronavirus pandemic

Pastors question health officials' treatment of churches during coronavirus pandemic

Pastors from around Southern California gathered at a Dana Point restaurant Tuesday afternoon to share their …

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Amid Awakening, Asian-Americans Are Still Taking Shape as a Political Force

Amid Awakening, Asian-Americans Are Still Taking Shape as a Political Force

Divided by generation, ethnicity and class, but currently galvanized by a surge of racially motivated attacks…

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The Left spent millions, the Right was busy infighting, Californians lost | Opinion

The Left spent millions, the Right was busy infighting, Californians lost | Opinion

I want to be measured in my conclusions about the California recall election results. Since so many observers…

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Fil-Am conservative leads Newsom recall efforts

Fil-Am conservative leads Newsom recall efforts

On September 14th, California voters will head to the polls for a special election asking if Democratic Gover…

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Opinion: California hospitals are using their patients as bargaining chips

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By Marc Ang Verified
| Times of San Diego Verified
The entrance to a hospital emergency room. (Photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Across California, powerful hospital executives have perfected a ruthless negotiating tactic by using patients as leverage to demand more money. When contract talks with insurers begin, hospitals push for major reimbursement increases. If they do not get what they want, they threaten to leave insurance networks entirely, knowing full well the fear and chaos that creates for patients and families.
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Opinion: Senate Bill 1094 is a dose of common sense for California drug prices

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By Marc Ang Verified
| Times of San Diego Verified
Drugs at a pharmacy. (File photo by Drake Presto/Cronkite News) Let’s say you have high cholesterol, you go to the pharmacist to refill your Lipitor prescription, and she gives you a generic version which saves you money. That’s good. The same thing should be available for your diabetes, arthritis or migraine medication. Only Big Pharma doesn’t want you, the consumer, to benefit from those savings. The California legislature is in a position to do something about that, and they should.
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Opinion: Senate Bill 1094 is a dose of common sense for California drug prices

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By Marc Ang Verified
| EIN News
Drugs at a pharmacy. (File photo by Drake Presto/Cronkite News) Let’s say you have high cholesterol, you go to the pharmacist to refill your Lipitor prescription, and she gives you a generic version which saves you money. That’s good. The same thing should be available for your diabetes, arthritis or migraine medication. Only Big Pharma doesn’t want you, the consumer, to benefit from those savings. The California legislature is in a position to do something about that, and they should.
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What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

When I supported Devin Nunes and Twitter went crazy on my selfie with him.

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Email me at marc@aib2b.org

What's your favorite social network?

Facebook over Twitter and Instagram.