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pdf ) confirmed the Golden State continues to favor Democrats. California Governor Gavin Newsom has an approval rating of 55 percent. 57 percent of respondents would NOT vote to recall him. Notably, 78 percent of Republicans would vote to recall Newsom.
On issue after issue, California Democrats and Republicans disagree. For example, 62 percent of Californians agree that income inequality is a big issue. But they split by party as to whether government ought to do something about this: “Should the state government be doing more to reduce the gap between the rich and poor in California, or is this something the government should not be doing? 83 percent of Democrats feel the government should do more, while 58 percent of Republicans believe the government should NOT do more.
Sunday June 06, 2021 - 05:52:00 PM Following the last Israeli-Palestinian conflict, America’s “unshakable commitment to Israeli echoed by Biden and all prior US presidents, is beginning to unravel. The images of wholesale destruction of Gaza and the slaughter of so many innocent Palestinians beaned unto our livings rooms has shaken many Americans and citizens world-wide. More and more Americans are asking why their country, rooted in fairness and democratic ideals, is propping up apartheid Israel? Why are we sending economic and military aid to subjugate and terrorize indigenous Palestinians from their homeland, much like the genocide of native American Indians?
Israel’s rigid occupation is considerably worse than former white South Africa’s apartheid system. Israel is terrorizing Palestinians on a daily basis to fulfill their dream of creating a pure Jewish state. In the recent conflict, 30 Palestinians died for every Israeli fatality. About the same rat
Sunday June 06, 2021 - 06:04:00 PM In the previous article entitled “ABAG’s 9000”, we dealt with the underlying political economy of a recent state requirement that Berkeley build 9000 new housing units in the next 8 years. But a number of issues were revealed that need greater discussion. One is the real nature of the law driving it. Another is its constitutionality. And finally, there is the issue of housing as a human right. How do we make that idea real, today? You’ve probably heard of MS-13 (it gets a bit of play once in a while on cop shows). The MS stands for Mara Salvatrucha. It is a Salvadorian gang that formed among Salvadorian immigrant and exile communities in California during a proxy civil war in El Salvador in the 1980s instigated by the US. Like any gang, it had its needs, and it imposed those needs on those it thought could possibly fulfill them.