Thomas Elias is a columnist at various publications, including Desert Sun Media Group and The San Diego Union-Tribune. He focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular interest in tech policy. Thomas has been featured in numerous outlets, such as The Mercury News and Pasadena Star News, contributing to discussions that shape public understanding of critical issues.
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By: Thomas Elias
Anti-Semitism has been a plague on college campuses for more than a decade, never more visibly than in the aftermath of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas surprise attack that killed more than 1,200 Israeli civilians and saw some 250 more abducted as hostages. Protests erupted immediately on campuses across America after that massacre. But not […]
By: Thomas Elias
As he prepares for his last year in office, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is going all out to make it easier for insurance companies to fulfill their wishes, doing their bidding as he usually has during seven years as the state's insurance boss. He's now under investigation by the state Fair Political Practices Commission […]
As he prepares for his last year in office, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is going all out to make it easier for insurance companies to fulfill their wishes, doing their bidding as…
OPINI As he prepares for his last year in office, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is going all out to make it easier for insurance companies to fulfill their wishes, doing their b…
By Election Day next November, political party registration in California will be about 40 percent Democratic, 24 percent Republican and 35 percent Independent or decline to state. That’s close to …
By: Thomas Elias
He may become a well paid top executive at one of its firms after his term expires in January 2027.
It’s no wonder President Trump last summer laughed off entrepreneur Elon Musk’s attempt to start a new third political party as revenge for Trump persisting in pushing his “big, beautiful bill,” wh…
By: Thomas Elias
Political parties founded on revenge generally don’t do well, as the Bull Moose, Thurmond and Wallace efforts demonstrate.
San Francisco's mayor, Daniel Lurie, seemingly collects a pocketful of plaudits every day. By contrast, his counterpart in Los Angeles, Karen Bass, gets new grief almost daily. The positives about Lurie, who ousted former Mayor London Breed in late 2024, were propelled by a coalition of voters unhappy with his city's previous status quo. Though […]
San Francisco’s mayor, Daniel Lurie, seemingly collects a pocketful of plaudits every day. By contrast, his counterpart in Los Angeles, Karen Bass, gets new grief almost daily.
