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Hypocrisy of union fighting Prop. 45 is on plain display (opens the original)
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As it fights Proposition 45 — a modest ballot measure that would make it easier to build desperately needed housing and other essential projects in California — one of the state’s most powerful labor groups recently was simultaneously negotiating a backroom deal in the Legislature to get even more aggressive reform enacted to build a sports stadium. Why would the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California oppose reform in one instance but embrace it in another? Power. Environme
The far-left’s capitalist pretenders | Fleming (opens the original)
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Capitalism’s far-left advocates don’t seem to understand capitalism very well. Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is endorsed by socialists like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but has repeatedly rejected the socialist label. Because people keep asking. Because of what he says and does. El-Sayed’s race is an important one, not only for the balance of power in the Senate, but also at a crucial time in American history when socialism’s popularity is
Matt Fleming: The far-left’s capitalist pretenders (opens the original)
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Capitalism’s far-left advocates don’t seem to understand capitalism very well. Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is endorsed by socialists like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but has repeatedly rejected the socialist label. Because people keep asking. Because of what he says and does. El-Sayed’s race is an important one, not only for the balance of power in the Senate, but also at a crucial time in American history when socialism’s popularity is
Housing for Me, Not for Thee: Labor Edition (opens the original)
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As it fights a modest ballot measure that would make it easier to build desperately-needed housing and other essential projects in California, one of the state’s most powerful labor groups was simultaneously negotiating a backroom deal in the Legislature to get even more aggressive reform enacted to build a sports stadium. Why would the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California oppose reform in one instance but embrace it in another? Power. Environmentalists and NIMBYs abuse t
Matt Fleming: For Xavier Becerra, silence is better than speaking up (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Xavier Becerra’s campaign strategy is to say as little as possible—and when he does talk, it’s usually a gaffe or a set of failed, uninspiring policy ideas. Recently, Becerra told voters not to expect many big promises, which is a refreshing departure from Gov. Gavin Newsom, who made endless promises and delivered on nearly none of them. “I can make some really big promises,” the former state Attorney General said at an event in Sacramento last week. “But that do
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