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THE POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

As we have heard ad nauseum, this is an election year! The California Legislature, in its infinite wisdom, moved the primary election to March 3rd from June.

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

Money is defined by Merriam-Webster as “something generally accepted as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment." There are many slang terms that are often used to mean money such as bread, dough green loot, scratch.

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

The holidays have come and gone. This time of year inspires us to reminisce about holidays past and to try to look into the future, hoping the best

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

As the year comes to an end, I feel that, while it's time to say goodbye to 2019, and look forward to 2020 and the Presidential election

THE POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

The new year marks a new beginning as well, and with it, we are blessed to have a new mayor, Mayor Russ Brown in Hemet, and a new mayor in San Jacinto, Mayor Andrew Kotyuk. We were blessed several years ago with a new president and yet, disparate, divisive voices sought to divide our country instead of unite it. I find, unfortunately, the same thing happening here at home in our own cities of San Jacinto and Hemet.

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