Author: John Doolittle
John T. Doolittle is a former member of Congress (CA-4) and served as the Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Water and Power, Committee on Natural Resources and on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and on the Appropriations Committee.
California’s War on Business Harms Everyday Residents
It is no secret that California is becoming an increasingly difficult place to do business. With the highest state income tax rates in the country, steep commercial real estate prices and a complex regulatory framework that includes extensive environmental requirements...
California’s Waste Mis-management Proposal
Over the last several decades, California has become known for its ambitious, albeit unrealistic environmental proposals. A series of legislative measures and executive orders enacted in Sacramento, for example, have among other things banned the use of natural gas in...
California Leads the Way in Ending Big Tech’s Legal Shell Game
If something new is happening related to the technology industry, it has historically come out of California. From its infancy in the mid-1970s when Apple was founded in a garage in Los Altos to the numerous modern-day startups that have...
Gov. Newsom’s Latest Scheme Will Not Lower Energy Prices for Californians
After several failed attempts by Washington, DC, Democrats to bring the cost of energy down, gas prices are predictably rising once again. Democrats are now looking for a new scapegoat to blame on their failed policies, and it appears that...
Permitting Reform is Key to Protecting Ratepayers in the Golden State
We often take for granted the importance of energy. For millions of Americans, energy is defined as a flip of a switch or click of a button. Energy is what powers our cars, lights our homes, and keeps many of...
Californians’ TV Shows Are Under Attack
California’s entertainment industry, often referred to under the romantic and all-inclusive sobriquet of “Hollywood,” is the biggest economic driver in the Golden State. And, impressively, what was once primarily the purview of Los Angeles has branched out throughout the state....