With Republicans and Independents celebrating the return of a small amount of Republican influence to Washington, it is important that Republicans not get carried away in concluding that the public is returning to the Party that it removed from power over the course of the 2006 and 2008 election seasons. While the ability to alter [...]

As the new year dawns with the costs of Obama’s attempt at remaking American society coming into focus for many Americans, conservatives will undoubtedly be able to get some political mileage out of proposals to scale back or repeal much of Obama’s agenda. However, while John Edwards spoke of an America divided between the “haves” [...]

While health care reform has received the lion’s share of media attention and analysis as the year comes to a close, the Senate is also taking up the very important matter of whether or not to confirm the reappointment of Ben Bernanke for another 4 year term as the Chairman of the Federal Reserve. While [...]

I just wanted to let you know about our upcoming toy collection event where we collect toys for the children of military members. This is an event that YRFC Sacramento holds every year, and this year’s event will be held at Vallejo’s in downtown Sacramento. The details for the event are as follows:
When: Wednesday, December [...]

As the final healthcare debate ramps up and certain moderate Democrats (and Joe Lieberman) become the last best hope for a bill that is something slightly less than a complete disaster, it is worth noting that underlying the scrambled mess that reform has become are some basic economic fallacies. The primary underlying problem is the [...]

Why can’t the media focuss on the issues affecting businesses and families all across the state? What about the water deal? It’s a shame California’s water problems take a backseat to parking violations.

With the Republicans fighting to prevent the wholesale government takeover of healthcare while looking towards the next election in 13 months, the political landscape is changing in ways that present them with some risks and some opportunities. While the last two months have been tough for the Obama Administration and the Democrats, Republicans who think [...]

Who would have thought a Democratic candidate would go negative this early in the Bay Area? Is Garamendi worried that this ’safe seat’ isnt as safe as it used to be? Or is his staff just that ignorant? Regardeless, someone needs to be fired – or at least dropped down on the future congressional hire list.

 
While unemployment reaches record levels in California, Assemblyman Torrico supports a plan that would cost California 9000 jobs. Thanks to San Jose State College Republicans for taking this video and showing Californians exactly where Assemblyman Torrico’s priorities are.