Thomas Elias is a columnist at various publications, including Desert Sun Media Group and The San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers a range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, energy and mining, social issues, and crime and justice, particularly in California and North America. Thomas has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Mercury News and the Oroville Mercury Register.
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By: Thomas Elias
Crime has been a see-saw issue in California for most of the last 40 years. Leniency was the vogue for awhile recently. But now the balance is back to getting tougher, as polls this fall showed many voters believed property crimes have vastly increased since the 2014 passage of Proposition 47.The clearest manifestation of this […]
An old saying tells us “no one votes for the vice president in a presidential election, just for the president.” But the quick ascension of Californian Kamala Harris to her party’s presidential nomination last summer demonstrates how vital the choice can be, a decision usually made solely by prospective presidential nominees.
By: Thomas Elias
Crime has been a see-saw issue in California for most of the last 40 years. Leniency was the vogue for awhile recently. But now the balance is back to getting tougher, as polls this fall showed many voters believed property crimes have vastly increased since the 2014 passage of Proposition 47. The clearest manifestation of […]
By: Thomas Elias
Not long ago, the prominent artificial intelligence (AI) app ChatGPT as a “courtesy” offered me a copy of my abbreviated biography, which it had written and stored without my approval. ChatGPT, developed by the San Francisco firm OpenAI, was wrong on my birth date and birthplace. It listed the wrong alma mater. I did not […]
By: Thomas Elias
Not long ago, the prominent artificial intelligence (AI) app ChatGPT as a “courtesy” offered me a copy of my abbreviated biography, which it had written and stored without my approval.ChatGPT, developed by the San Francisco firm OpenAI, was wrong on my birth date and birthplace. It listed the wrong alma mater. I did not win […]
By: Thomas Elias
OPINI Businesses are moving out of California – or at least building new plants in other states – partly because this is such a high-tax state. That’s the frequent claim of Republican politician…
By: Thomas Elias
Businesses are moving out of California – or at least building new plants in other states – partly because this is such a high-tax state. That’s the frequent claim of Republican politicians who have tried for many years to bludgeon Democrats with this issue. Among the biggest draws for businesses moving to other states are […]
By: Thomas Elias
Businesses are moving out of California – or at least building new plants in other states – partly because this is such a high-tax state. That's the frequent claim of Republican politicians who have tried for many years to bludgeon Democrats with this issue.Among the biggest draws for businesses moving to other states are the […]
Proposition results show voters less liberal than their politicians
By: Thomas Elias
An old saying tells us “no one votes for the vice president in a presidential election, just for the president.” The quick ascension of Californian
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