James Goldsborough

Immigration Idiocy

Government wastes time and money by throwing people with good tax-paying jobs, who are contributing to the economy and the community, onto the street.

On Repairing California

How do you govern a state of 40 million people with a constitution written for 1.5 million?

The Dollar: How Printing It Made Us Powerful and Set Decline in Motion

We won't get an export industry back for our manufactures until there's another reserve currency -- like the euro -- that lets the dollar find its true parity level.

» By JAMES O. GOLDSBOROUGH | Aug 19

A War We'll Be Feeling Forever

Nothing in the Iraq war went as we expected, which is why nothing in the future will go as we expect.

» By James O. Goldsborough | Jul 8

California's Banana Republic

The state is in the same situation as General Motors only without Washington to bail it out.

» By James O. Goldsborough | Jun 12

Who's Responsible for Torture?

Bush Administration lawyers didn't order the torture or do any actual torturing themselves.

» By James O. Goldsborough | May 21

Saying Goodbye to a Morning Ritual

It is a matter of personal metabolism, circadian rhythms and yin-yang equilibrium, all of which will be at risk if the newspaper disappears.

» By JAMES O. GOLDSBOROUGH | Apr 10

Socialized Medicine?

If a transition to universal healthcare is smart and well-orchestrated, none of the what-if scenarios need occur.

» By James O. Goldsborough | Mar 13

Lessons for the GOP

Obama failing means economic recovery failing.

» By James O. Goldsborough | Feb 16

How to Govern

To govern, goes the French saying, is to choose, and the choices President-elect Barack Obama has made in the month since his election are so different from those made by President George W. Bush.

» By James O. Goldsborough | Dec 11

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