Opinion

By Joe Guzzardi September 5, 2017 If President Trump had done what candidate Trump promised repeatedly to do about deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA), then the current commotion would never have had a chance to develop. Had President Trump, as he... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi September 4, 2017 Los Angeles County, the nation’s most populated with more than 10 million residents, is in an emergency state, per Governor Jerry Brown’s declaration. The largest inferno in Los Angeles’ history has forced hundreds from their homes.... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi August 31, 2017 Don’t be deceived by media reporting about the jobs market. Economists like to say that the monthly data is encouraging or shows improvement. A lot of smoke is thrown out at the unsuspecting about seasonal adjustments,... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi August 30, 2017 California Governor Jerry Brown hinted to Meet the Press recently that he had concerns about the California Values Act, SB 54, the bill that would severely limit cooperation between local law enforcement and Immigration and Customs... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi August 28. 2017 President Trump’s pardon of former Maricopa County Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio has set off a firestorm of criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike. At the core of the Arpaio controversy, both during his six terms in... Read More

By Joe Guzzardi August 26, 2017 Showing backbone where the Bush and Obama White Houses had been spineless, the Trump administration will impose visa sanctions on four tiny countries – Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone – that have steadfastly refused to... Read More