Sunday, November 9, 2008
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HOW REPUBLICANS CAN WIN AGAIN
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GOP NEEDS A NEW GENERATION OF PRINCIPLED LEADERS
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Will House GOP "ReAnnoint" Boehner? Status Quo For GOP Appropriators?
- SacBee: California budget battle looks like it'll be a rerun
- SFChron: Governor's plan to raise taxes may lack votes
- LAT: Hauling out infrastructure as a fix for the economy
- Political shift: Emerging voting coalition favors consensus, active government
- BakCal: Yes on Obama, yes on 8: Minorities mix support of Democrat with social conservatism
- VentStar: Appeals court ruling a setback for Kelso, prison plan
- LAT: California home-loan agency head stepping down
- OakTrib: Prop. 4 backers likely to try a fourth time
- Politico: Proposition 8 fallout
- SJMerc: Proposition 8: Historic turning point, or just another battle in the culture wars?
- SJMerc: Internal Affairs: Prop. 8 foes question Google's role
- LADN: Aftermath of Prop. 8 battle
- LAT: Quickly organized Prop. 8 protests pop up far and wide
- LAT: Election leaves gay couple feeling isolated in conservative bastion
- LAT: Uncounted ballots unlikely to reverse Proposition 8
- OCReg: Prop. 8 protestors march in O.C. without incident
- SDUT: Thousands protest gay-marriage ban
- SDUT: Voters catch on to redistricting reform
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The Golden Pen
WSJ: Ryan for the Republicans - WSJ: Obama vs. Pelosi
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SacBee: Initiatives an effect or cause?
- SacBee: Sacramento County revenue estimates called overly optimistic
- SacBee: Obama's win opens doors of acceptance in capital region
- OakTrib: Californians and Bay Area voters embrace new spending measures
- Bay Area congressional Democrats eagerly await Obama's arrival in the White House
- SJMerc: Internal Affairs: FPPC checking out Santa Clara's Caserta
- FresBee: Returning Valley vets tax college resources
- FresBee: UC Merced shrinks development
- FresBee: Parra didn't have to run to win big on Election Day
- BakCal: Ex-U.S. Rep. Bill Thomas sounds off on the election
- VentStar: Ventura leaders eye sales tax measures
- LADN: Line forming for city election
- LADN: Valley voters become less conservative
- LAT: Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa is ending first term firmly at helm
- LAT: Candidate lineups for L.A. school board, mayor, City Council and other posts announced
- LAT: Irvine voters embrace diversity in mayoral election
- RivPE: Systemic losses -- and near losses -- leave Republican Party scrambling
- RivPE: Calvert widens lead over Hedrick
- SDUT: San Diego loses clout in House
- SDUT: OK of water mandates expected
- SDUT: Districts face hurdles in securing bond money