Marcy Winograd’s opponents are machine Democrats, already having commissioned opinion polls and begun robocalls to voters in California’s 36th congressional district. Winograd, on the other hand, is campaigning as a genuine liberal Democrat.
Jane Harman is finally retiring from Congress, and Democrats in California’s 36th district will have the opportunity to elect someone who represents their liberal values.
If offshore drilling for oil is bad for California, then Congress ought to recognize similar vulnerabilities across the USA, and address the larger problem rather than protecting only some areas in a piecemeal fashion.
It’s telling that corporate executives who have made huge profits from defrauding the American people are now coming after Ami Bera.
Ed Whitfield serves the 1st district of Kentucky in Congress, so why is he campaigning in Beverly Hills, California this week?
H.R. 556 would require oil companies currently operating along California’s coast to clean up their operations and work to ensure reasonable protection of California’s coastal ecosystems. Is that why John Rockefeller opposes the legislation?
When H. RES. 1347, a congressional resolution expressing sympathy for the eleven oil rig workers who were killed when the Deepwater Horizon exploded, was introduced, Ken Calvert’s name was not among the long list of cosponsors.
Whether it’s washing up on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico or being burned in the engines of our nation’s cars, petroleum is polluting our air, changing our climate, and turning our seas to acid.
Will John Garamendi wait until 10th district citizens start to be detained in Arizona before he decides it’s worth standing up to SB 1070?
How much does Congressman John Campbell really love the California coast? Enough to protect it from the threat created by offshore drilling for oil?
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