Dustin Gardiner is a Co-Author at POLITICO. He covers California politics and general assignment news, with a focus on elections, government, public policy, and environmental topics such as cleantech and renewable energy. Dustin's work has been featured in outlets including MSN, Yahoo News, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Steve Hilton battles the odds
LA Dems’ post-Pratt hangover
By: Dustin Gardiner, Melanie Mason, Blake Jones
ACCORDING TO PLAN — The first real verdict on California Democrats' congressional gerrymander is in, and Republicans aren't going to like it.
The California governor moved quickly to cast multiple Justice Department investigations as political retribution, rallying Democrats and reinforcing his role as one of Trump’s chief antagonists.
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The billionaires tax qualifies, and tech’s 2028 reset
Silicon Valley is testing a more disciplined approach to 2028, according to interviews with more than two dozen tech executives, fundraising consultants and political operatives.
Plaintiff lawyers play defense
