Andrew Hayes is the only endorsed Republican candidate for Assembly District 75. He has a solid plan to improve the economy, make communities safer, update schools, and deal with critical environmental issues like forest management.  Hayes has much experience in California politics, especially as a district director in the California State Senate. This background helps him understand the complex issues our district and California face. Hayes is all about getting the economy back on track after the pandemic.  He wants to make it easier for businesses to grow, cut down o ..read more

In Chula Vista, a big shock to how much people trust the government came when former City Councilwoman Andrea Cardenas and her brother Jesus admitted to serious theft charges. They were caught misusing money meant to help businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic for their personal use, including Andrea’s campaign for council. They took more than $176,000 that was supposed to help businesses survive the tough times of the pandemic. This shows a big problem with how things are run and makes us question if the Democratic leaders in Chula Vista are watching over things properly. Andrea stepped down ..read more

Original Article Link: El Cajon and San Diego District Attorney’s Office campaigning to reform Prop 47 (10news.com) El Cajon City and community leaders gathered outside police headquarters on Sunday to announce a campaign to garner support to reform Prop 47. By: Madison Weil El Cajon City and community leaders gathered outside police headquarters on Sunday to announce a campaign to garner support to reform Prop 47. The controversial prop, passed by California voters in 2014, changed particular low-level theft and drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors. “What it essentially did ..read more

The San Diego County Republican Party announces the launch of “The Republican Podcast,” led by Chairwoman Paula Whitsell and co-host Brett Davis. This new podcast is designed to engage our community and offer insightful discussions on key political issues and the party’s direction. Chairwoman Whitsell brings her extensive leadership experience and knowledge of conservative issues to the podcast, while Davis adds his own unique perspective to the conversation. Together, they will explore a range of topics, from local governance to national policy, aiming to provide a comprehensive view of the p ..read more

In the face of an escalating immigration crisis, San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond stands out as a singular Republican voice actively addressing the challenges confronting his constituents. Since September 13, San Diego County has become the destination for over 50,000 migrants, reflecting a situation Desmond describes as increasingly untenable. Illegal border crossings have surged to over 10,000 per day nationwide, placing immense strain on resources, infrastructure, and the capacity of the immigration system. According to Desmond, this surge is pushing the system to critical levels, wi ..read more

The California Senate Republicans, led by Senator Brian W. Jones, are raising alarms over the current trajectory of the state under Governor Newsom’s Democratic leadership. They identify escalating living costs, rampant homelessness, and increasing crime rates as critical issues neglected by current policies. Senator Jones and his colleagues criticize these Democratic policies for being ineffective and superficial, failing to tackle the root causes of these problems. The Republicans highlight the exodus of businesses and families as a direct consequence of these policies, along with the ineffi ..read more

Californian families are facing a substantial financial burden due to rising inflation, with an additional average annual expense of $13,282 since January 2021. This increase translates into a significant monthly cost of approximately $1,107 for households across the state. The escalating costs have led to a shift in public opinion, with many voters expressing disapproval of the economic policies under the Biden administration. This discontent is reflected in national polls, which indicate a growing preference for a Republican-led Congress as opposed to the current Democrat-controlled one, par ..read more

In the race for California’s 75th Assembly District, Andrew Hayes emerges as a candidate with an appeal that extends beyond party lines. Recently endorsed by CAL FIRE Local 2881, Hayes’ campaign is gaining attention for its focus on public safety and practical solutions. CAL FIRE, representing over 7,000 firefighters and employees, is the largest fire department in California. Their endorsement of Hayes is significant, signaling trust in his commitment to enhancing emergency services and supporting those who risk their lives for community safety. In a state that regularly faces natural disast ..read more

Original Article Link: From the Cheap Seats: Desperation in Sacramento (thecoastnews.com) by Garvin Walsh One of California’s biggest political battles in years is underway, and if the Democrats in Sacramento have their way, voters will be denied a say in the outcome. On Sept. 26, they applied to the California Supreme Court for a writ to keep an already-qualified voter initiative off the November 2024 ballot. Doing so would overcome more than 1 million valid signatures that were gathered to support the measure. The target of this effort is a voter initiative known as the Taxpayer Pr ..read more

Original Article Link: Fast-Food Prices Hiked after California Ups Minimum Wage | National Review By Will Swaim There’s got to be a great joke that illustrates the aphorism about insanity being the habit of doing stupid stuff over and over with the expectation that you’ll get different results. It’s clearer now that the joke may be California. Following Governor Gavin Newsom’s decision — after some complicated political wrangling between Newsom and a furious fast-food lobby — to impose a $20 hourly minimum wage on the fast-food industry, Chipotle and McDonald’s announced on Q3 earnings calls l ..read more