Category: Legislation

Legislation

Trump Demands Congress Immediately Add the Save America Act to His $350 Billion Pentagon Reconciliation Package

June 11, 2026
President Donald Trump is turning up the pressure on congressional Republicans, demanding immediate action on “generational investment” in America’s military and election integrity. President Donald Trump issued a thunderous demand Wednesday night, ordering Republicans in Congress to stop playing games and Immediately advance a massive new reconciliation package that pairs $350 billion in new Pentagon funding with the long-stalled Save America Act.

Legislation

‘We Won’t Have to Talk About It Anymore’: Trump Signs Massive DHS Funding Bill ‘Secure America Act’

June 10, 2026
It’s over. The fight for Department of Homeland Security funding, that is.
The Democrats denied the agency funding in February, resulting in a partial government shutdown that lasted over two months, leaving thousands of employees without paychecks for long periods. It was all over nonsensical demands for reforms to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), many of which would have severely curtailed agents’ ability to do their job.

Education

In First Set Back to Homeschooling in Decades, Connecticut Declares War

June 9, 2026
Connecticut officials just adopted the first major new restriction on homeschooling in America in decades, forcing parents to seek permission from “child welfare” authorities while imposing a slew of new regulations on families who exit government schools. Advocates for home education blasted the move. And they vowed to fight on.

Legislation

Marine Corps on Vaccines: “Religious Conscience–Act of Disciplinary Defiance” One Department, Two Standards

May 28, 2026
Absent any intervention, May 21, 2026, marked the forced conclusion of a 13-year military career for a Marine Corps officer. This conclusion is not a mere routine separation; it stems from a troubling set of events that highlight the tensions between personal conviction and institutional demands within the military.

Legislation

Reform California Weekly Campaign Update

May 20, 2026
CA Voter ID Initiative: The latest on the fight to restore integrity to elections in our state by 1) requiring accurate voter rolls and citizenship verification for registering to vote and 2) requiring use of a government-issued ID to verify identities of voters.

Legislation

California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus Introduce 2026 Priority and Endorsed Bill Packages

May 20, 2026
SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus, comprised of 14 Members of the Legislature, announced its annual legislative priority and endorsed bill package. The priority and endorsed packages cover top issues impacting our communities across California, including: Health and Mental Health Supports; Enhancing Supports in Education; Enhancing Public Safety; Supporting Families; Supporting Veterans; Combatting Hate; and Data Privacy.

Legislation

Sacramento Democrats Tried to Shame Republicans into Voting Yes on SR 111

May 19, 2026
Democratic senators told their Republican colleagues, by name, that silence on SR 111 was “complicity” in violence against LGBTQ people. Nearly every Republican refused to cave. That kind of backbone is exactly what their constituents need from them every day.

Community

Shasta County Republican Assembly Endorses Measure B

May 12, 2026
REDDING–A four-member panel of the Shasta County Republican Assembly spoke their support of Measure B which seeks Voter ID, same day results, hand counted ballots, and clean voter rolls while claiming that the “Board of Supervisors refused to enact meaningful election reform.”

Legislation

SCRA Endorses Measure B

May 9, 2026
REDDING, CA- February 25, 2026 – The Shasta County Republican Assembly (SCRA) proudly announces its full endorsement and strong support for Measure B, the “LOCAL ELECTION TRANSPARENCY AND SECURITY REFORM” Initiative that will appear on the June 2, 2026 ballot.

Legislation

Virginia Redistricting Ruling Revives Never-Litigated Questions About California’s Prop 50 Scheme

May 9, 2026
When the Supreme Court of Virginia ruled Friday morning invalidating Virginia’s redistricting initiative, my second thought (after excitement for my friends in Virginia) was how disappointed I was that Californians opposed to Gavin Newsom’s Election Rigging Act weren’t allowed to have their day in court regarding the questionable procedural maneuvers Democrats utilized to gut voter-approved constitutional protections around redistricting.