#sandiegopolitics

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"San Diego's Crossroads: Will GOP Regain Ground?"

With San Diego County approaching a pivotal election, former Mayor Kevin Faulconer aims to shift the area's political dynamics amid frustration over homelessness and rising costs. His challenge to incumbent Terra Lawson-Remer, amidst significant funding and interest from various sectors, has ignited debate around urban management and ideological shifts. Could this be a rare moment of Republican resurgence in a historically red-turned-blue region, or are the challenges too entrenched for a quick pivot? How do you think this battle reflects broader trends in urban areas across the state? Let's discuss potential impacts and outcomes for both local governance and party politics statewide.

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In the event you are wondering if I saw “it,” that answer is, yes. The “it” being the Union-Tribune article describing my congressman’s multiple violations of campaign finance law. I don’t get it. Congressman Duncan Hunter is in a safe seat. He was elected by a 40-point margin. He can afford to courageously raise the conservative flag high and inspire by taking the lead on issues reforming and limiting government, but he hasn’t.