Written by Mary Ann Wentnik Once upon a time in California, a young Marine sergeant left the military to pursue a career in politics. Combining his military service with a conservative narrative, he seemed a perfect fit for the Republican Party. Indeed, that won him an election and sent him to the State Assembly less…
Written by Lev Finzi In response to the increase of mass shootings in the United States of America, cities have taken action to help stop these terrible tragedies. In San Diego, the Board of Supervisors have voted on a new law that will allow victims of gun violence to sue the gun manufacturing company. This…
With the primary election just a month away and mail-in ballots dropping, the San Diego Democrats have seemingly left their candidates high and dry this primary. Voters will be deciding on who they want to see on the ballot in November, and in arguably the largest race in the County, the San Diego Democrat Party…
Written by T. Logan Dayne Life, Liberty, & Love for San Diego County are the words echoed by new and unexpected candidate, Amy Reichert, as she challenges Nathan Fletcher for County Supervisor. Amy is a grassroots activist who aims to restore a sense of accountability and transparency to San Diego. She is a state-licensed investigator…
Written by William Hale It would have been hard to predict just a decade ago, that Democrats unironically don’t know what distinguishes a man from a woman. However, what was once fringe gender theory only being discussed amongst radical academics has now become public policy in San Diego County. At Monday’s San Diego County Board…
For Immediate Release April 14, 2022 Amy Reichert, co-founder of ReOpen San Diego and candidate for San Diego County Board of Supervisors District 4, has received the official endorsement of the San Miguel Fire and Rescue, Local 1434. San Diegans know Amy as the fearless community leader who fought back against harmful vaccine mandates that…
Local politicians are speaking up after it was revealed that SANDAG had been using taxpayer money on lavish dinners at some of San Diego’s most expensive restaurants. Jennifer Bowman of inewsource first published the information in her article, “Taxpayer footed the bill for SANDAG staff to enjoy filet mignon, other upscale dining,” SANDG CEO Hasan…
Written by William Hekman Yesterday, a vote on a bill that would consider suspension of the gas excise tax for six months failed to pass the State Assembly. Assemblyman Kevin Kiley introduced the bill, but only 18 Assemblymembers voted in support of it with not a single Democrat voting with the Republicans. Local Democrat Assemblymembers…
This was originally posted on The Transparency Foundation website San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher supported Covid-19 lockdowns — all the while trading and personally profiting from stock trades in companies that benefited from lockdowns. Fletcher’s behavior raises serious conflict of interest questions that need to be answered. During the early days of the Covid-19…
Written by Nathaniel Mannor Yesterday, in an interview with KUSI, Reform California Chairman Carl DeMaio announced two initiatives he hopes to make onto the 2022 ballot. The first measure overturns the gas tax, car tax, and prohibits any new gas, car, or mileage tax if the people haven’t voted on it yet. The second ends…
