Author: Martin Marks
Martin Marks, a lifelong resident of New Jersey, recently retired from the practice of endodontics in 2021after a 30 year professional career. Marks served on the Township Council of Scotch Plains, NJ for twelve years, 9 of which as Mayor. He was a candidate for the NJ State Legislature and U.S. Congress. Married to Lori since 1988, they also own a home in Oceanside, CA where they spend a great deal of time. All of his work can be found at martinmarks.substack.com.
Bay Area School District Parting Ways With Woke Kindergarten Program
Over the years, words have been used as self-identifiers in politics, only to see those words turned against those individuals or groups to great effect. Perhaps most notable of these tags is the word Liberal. For the longest time, Liberal...
The Absurdity of the Israel-bashing Crowd
The war in Israel and Gaza has now entered its fourth month with no apparent end in sight, although those purporting themselves to be supportive of Palestinians have been calling for an end to the Israeli military action almost from...
California’s Concealed Gun Carry Laws Put On Hold (AGAIN)
In what could best be described as a game of Judicial Ping Pong, two judges on a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Panel have blocked a California Law known as SB 2, which was signed into existence by Governor Gavin...
Los Angeles DA George Gascon’s Ignites More Controversy with Chief of Staff Appointment
Some of the larger cities across the nation have been mired in controversy and escalating crime by virtue of attitudes and policies implemented by Woke law enforcement officials—District Attorneys in particular. The politics of crime has been at the forefront...
California Supreme Court to Weigh in on 2024 Tax Initiative Before it Even Gets to the Ballot
The California Initiative and Referendum process is no doubt a complicated one, rife with controversy and arguably in need of overhaul. I am normally astounded at what a California ballot looks like with not only choices for candidates at various...
Bay Bridge Protesters Snarl Traffic For Hours
It is normally no fun to be San Francisco commuter, but Thursday was particularly slow and frustrating due to an hours long protest by pro-Palestinian demonstrators who blocked traffic in the west-bound lanes of the Bay Bridge. Ultimately 50 arrests...