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Author: Edward Ring

Edward Ring is the director of water and energy policy for the California Policy Center, which he co-founded in 2013 and served as its first president. The California Policy Center is an educational non-profit focused on public policies that aim to improve California’s democracy and economy. He is also a senior fellow of the Center for American Greatness. Ring is the author of two books: "Fixing California - Abundance, Pragmatism, Optimism" (2021), and "The Abundance Choice - Our Fight for More Water in California" (2022).

We Must Hang Together, Or Surely We Shall Hang Separately

May 12, 2021   6:20 amMay 13, 2021   5:38 am
The special election to recall Gavin Newsom is coming up this Fall, and the two questions on the ballot might serve as a metaphor for the dilemma confronting Republicans in California. Question one is binary: Do you want to recall...
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California’s Gubernatorial Candidates Need to Show True Grit

May 5, 2021   2:45 amMarch 22, 2022   11:38 am
In a recent Facebook post, one of the many Republican candidates hoping to replace Governor Newsom had this to say: “Californians can’t afford to make ends meet because Gavin Newsom and his allies keep raising taxes. We need to make our...
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AB 1316 Aims to Destroy Charter Schools

April 28, 2021   2:40 amApril 27, 2021   5:50 pm
Back in 2019, facing a barrage of legislation that threatened to destroy their institutions, advocates for charter schools reached a “compromise” agreement with lawmakers. The results were sweeping changes, expressed in SB 126, AB 1505 and AB 1507, that mingled common sense reforms with...
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Winning a War of Attrition Against Government Unions

April 21, 2021   2:45 amApril 21, 2021   7:46 am
Anyone involved in state or local politics in California soon realizes that government unions are the most powerful special interest in the state. From time to time, as the ride-share behemoths proved in spectacular fashion last November with Proposition 22, corporations...
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Sen. Newman Wants to Dox Recall Petition Signers

April 14, 2021   6:11 amApril 14, 2021   12:46 pm
During state senate hearings on April 12th, State Senator Josh Newman approached Orrin Heatlie, lead proponent of the Gavin Newsom recall campaign. Heatlie was in attendance to testify against SB 663, sponsored by Senator Newman. SB 663 will “provide a mechanism...
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Fixing K-12 Education in California

April 7, 2021   6:07 amApril 7, 2021   6:15 am
Supporters of education reform in California have never had a bigger opportunity than right now. More parents than ever have now witnessed the selfish overreach of the teachers’ unions, at the same time as they’ve experienced, by the millions, creative...
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Solving California’s Urban Water Scarcity

March 31, 2021   2:15 amMarch 30, 2021   4:09 pm
A study by the Public Policy Institute of California in 2019 found that per capita urban water use in the state has dropped consistently over the years, from 231 gallons per day in 1990 to 180 gallons per day in 2010, then...
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