Trading places on war and peace is nothing new for Democrats and Republicans • Larry Wilson: Two of the three North American leaders may soon be women
Saturday, August 31, 2024 |
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| | The unending legal attacks |
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| Meanwhile, I’m singing 1960s protester Phil Ochs’ ballad, “I Ain’t Marching Anymore.” |
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| I give you the state of the male-run world. |
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| We already have a spending problem. |
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| Our state is hardly an exemplar of good governance and its political weirdness is best left on the periphery |
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| Harris will not be obliged to do much with Prop. 36, and might be wise to avoid it altogether as a party-splitting hazard, even though that would leave her open to criticism for ducking the issue. |
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| Oakland is just the eighth most populous city in California, but for both good and bad reasons, it often punches above its weight in its influence in the state. |
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| Kamala Harris’ first major policy proposal as the Democratic presidential nominee is a whopper – a proposed law outlawing “price gouging” by grocery stores. |
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| Democrats are embracing freedom and love of country as their campaign message. |
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| Reagan’s critics disliked Reagan. Trump’s critics hate Trump. |
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