During the upcoming 18 months and beyond, there’s a single, overarching goal California Republicans must pursue: restoring a Republican legislative majority to Sacramento. Time for a majority for the GOP.

I share the belief that finding ways to create sustainable economic growth is at the heart of what we must do in America. Achieving a 4 percent growth rate is absolutely the right goal – because without robust growth nothing else is possible.

By the end of this new decade California Latinos will become a new majority in population and voter constituentcy for the Golden State. The California Republican Party has been successfully disenfranchised Latino interests with brazen political rhetoric and pointed public policy – to the point that Latino voters have been forced to find a comfortable home within the progressive California Democratic Party.

Governor Jerry Brown is preparing to tour the state this week, representing his budget’s proposal to increase taxes to satisfy the state’s $26 billion deficit.

Since Governor Jerry Brown is visiting “GOP areas” throughout the state this week – reported to be discussing the state budget impasse and his tax proposition initiative – I’ve decided to offer the governor a full hour during my noon show called the “Capitol Hour.”

Gov. Brown is desiring to talk to GOP voters (teachers, law enforcement, etc.); there is no better radio means in the Sacramento region than the one station that speaks to registered GOP voters in the surrounding ‘red’ counties – especially those districts that are represented by members of the legislature who believe it is wrong to even consider (negotiate) placing a tax prop on the ballot in-exchange for government reforms.