Recently I was challenged to list what I would do, if elected governor of California, to fix the once Golden State. We know California doesn’t need another gubernatorial candidate. Since I’m a registered Republican, the voter registration demographics are not favorable, there is virtually no road to victory even if I wanted to run. As this is now a top-two “jungle election” state, another Republican entrant would only make the chance of two Democrats appearing on the November 2026 ballot more likely. (So, Honey, calm down.)

Having said all that, I have served in Sacramento for nearly six years as a state senator and I was the only certified public accountant (CPA) at the time in the Legislature. Unfortunately, the supermajority did not take most of my suggestions and California has droppe

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