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Tapestry Michael James Taylor Tapestry Michael James Taylor

Don’t Let California Join the Gerrymandering Game

Across the country, high-stakes chess games are being played out and the pieces are us. While the media frames every move as a fight for “democracy,” the truth is more troubling. Politicians on both sides are manipulating voters, rewriting rules, and weaponizing redistricting. Gavin Newsom’s Proposition 50 isn’t a defense against that game; it’s another move in it.

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Tapestry Michael James Taylor Tapestry Michael James Taylor

Why Should Rural California Be Thrown Under the Bus?

“…sacrificing fairness and representation here at home to fight someone else’s political battles is not leadership, it’s abandoning rural representation. California shouldn’t punish its own voters just to make a point in a national partisan tug-of-war.”

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Tapestry Barry Pruett Tapestry Barry Pruett

A Vision for Unity and Progress

Imagine a foreign policy that deters aggression without endless wars, projecting power so others think twice before crossing the line. At home, it is about law and order that keeps neighborhoods safe, not as a cudgel, but as a foundation for opportunity. This vision is not blind optimism; it is founded in a humanist belief that our nation can protect its own while lifting its people, from farmers to factory workers to tech innovators.

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Tapestry Daniel Plainview Tapestry Daniel Plainview

Chaotic Protest in Sacramento

With an estimated crowd of 1,100 to 1,300 individuals, the event was less a unified political statement and more a cacophony of conflicting messages and uncoordinated activism.

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Tapestry Fran Freedle Tapestry Fran Freedle

Our Healthcare in California is at Risk

AB2200 has a jaw-dropping price tag of nearly $400 billion per year which is $100 billion more than the current $297 billion state budget in total.  This astounding cost including the threat to Californians’ access to quality healthcare reveals the disconnected radical politicians who are detached from the reality of our state’s fiscal condition.  We can’t just continue to put everything we want on the state credit card. 

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