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Tab Berg

  • President, TABCommunications
California, South Carolina, Texas
As seen in: SFGate, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA), Capitol Weekly, California Globe, Carmichael Times, Inside Sacramento
Husband & Dad 2 EMT. Conservative & Conservationist. Political Consultant & Commentator. ΣΠ

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Tab Berg’s Biography

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Tab Berg is a widely recognized expert on politics, policy, and communications. He directs candidate and ballot campaigns, lectures, and comments on current events, policy, and political trends.

He has helped elect more than 300 officials to public office and has managed a wide range of successful Public Information and PR efforts, including comprehensive “Flood Ed” public education, and programs for non-profit organizations, business groups, and cities – including multi-platform programs in s…

Tab Berg’s Journalist Portfolio

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Parents Are Rethinking Education - And That's A Good Thing - Capitol Weekly

Parents Are Rethinking Education - And That's A Good Thing - Capitol Weekly

Education in California is experiencing a once-in-a-generation transformation, as tens of thousands of parent…

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Progressive "Social Justice 'Reforms" rejected by voters all across California - California Globe

Progressive "Social Justice 'Reforms" rejected by voters all across California - California Globe

Despite claims by the Los Angeles Times, evidence from the recent election shows that the “decarceration” and…

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Tab Berg-Pulse Pod 22 - Cygnal

Tab Berg-Pulse Pod 22 - Cygnal

Our guest this week on the Cygnal Pulse Pod (Ep. 22) is Tab Berg. Tab Berg is the founder and president o…

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America is binging on outrage

America is binging on outrage

America is binging on outrage because liberals are arrogant elitists recklessly opening our borders and bankr…

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The real America is not that divided - Sacramento Business Journal

The real America is not that divided - Sacramento Business Journal

I recently watched a commercial where hunger made a person so angry they were unrecognizable, but all they ha…

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Sacramento Knows Best - adding to the housing crisis

Sacramento Knows Best - adding to the housing crisis

Affordable housing is a real issue - some studies show that only 25% to 40% of Californians can afford to buy…

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Protecting accountability and parents’ choice in charter schools - Capitol Weekly

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By Rich Ehisen, Tab Berg
| Capitol Weekly Verified
Opinion by TAB BERG posted 02.23.2026 Capitol Weekly welcomes Opinions on California public policy or politics. Please read our guidelines for opinion pieces before submitting an Op-Ed. Submissions that do not adhere to our guidelines will not be considered for publication. OPINION – Last year’s legislative session tested the strength and resilience of California parents and the public charter school community.
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Sacramento’s Education Power Grab Will Hurt Families Like Mine

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By Tab Berg
| California Globe Verified
As the father of two daughters, I fought every day for more than 15 years to ensure they received a good education that would empower them to build a life even after I am no longer there to fight for them. One daughter has special needs, and like many families in Sacramento and across California, we struggled to find a school environment where she could thrive. We finally found it in a public charter school. In this school, she was no longer unheard, overlooked or left behind. She was supported.
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Charter school bill is about control - Capitol Weekly

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By Richard Ehisen Verified, Tab Berg
| Capitol Weekly Verified
Opinion by TAB BERG posted 05.23.2025 OPINION – As a dad, you learn to fight for your kids—especially in an inflexible system that isn’t really built for them. I’ve spent the past 15 years doing just that for my daughters. One of them has special needs, and like so many California families, we searched for an environment where she could thrive. We found it in a public charter school.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Although I have written many editorials, thousands of pages of briefs, brochures, commercials, etc., I have never worked as a journalist.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

Faster, less accurate, more titillating, more direct.