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TThhee NNeeww DDeemmooccrraatt A Publication of the Peninsula Democratic Coalition (PDC) May 2019 Anna Eshoo’s Third Annual Mark Your Activist Summit Calendar! by Mary McVey Gill Friday, May 17, 2019 The Santa Clara County Democratic Party presents its 28th Annual Democratic Victory Dinner Celebrate the Year of At Congresswoman Anna Eshoo’s (CD-18) Activist Summit on April 17 at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Anna thanked all the activists Victorious Women! for their dedication and effectiveness and gave a brief history of some successful resist events since Trump’s 2016 election: the largest Women’s March in US history in January, 2017; Conor Hayes Mansion Lamb’s race (He knew about Anna because of all the work her constituents did to elect him!); the election of the most diverse 200 Edenvale Avenue, San Jose House with the most women in the 2018 Midterms. She said California is playing a prominent role in House oversight and General No-Host Reception 5:30-7:00 PM investigation committees, including three House committees with chairs from California: Adam Schiff, CD-28, Intelligence; Mark Dinner and Program 7:00-9:00 PM Takano, CD-48, Veterans Affairs, and Zoe Lofgren, CD-19, House Administration. Also, 21 CA Dems are chairs of subcommittees, including Anna who chairs the House Sub-committee on Health). Keynote Speaker: Anna informed us of the chaos in Washington, D.C. Because of unfilled positions, if you call an agency, chances are no one California Lieutenant will answer the phone. Recently, on a return flight to CA, Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss told Anna that it will Governor take 8-10 years for our country to repair the damage caused by Eleni Kounalakis the Trump Administration. Looking forward to 2020, activists (Continued on page 6) The evening is expected to be a smashing hit! Get your tickets now because space is limited! Welcome New Democrats! Welcome the cutest babies and rising stars of the Democratic TICKETS: Party! Turn the page and find out https://secure.actblue.com/donate/demdinner2019 who they are! The New Democrat 2 May 2019 Join Us for a Night of President’s Comedy & Politics! Column Leora Tanjuatco Join us Thursday, May 30, 6:30-9 p.m. in Woodside for a dinner comedy show and make a difference in our government at the same time! Over pizza and beer, we’ll spend the evening laughing about our government (for a change...) with PDC President Leora Tanjuatco, comedian Dan St. Paul, who has opened for such is offically excused from writing this superstars as Jerry Seinfeld, Natalie Cole, and, Smokey month’s President’s Column due to Robinson. And while you’re laughing, you’ll be helping the fact that she is now the mother ensure Democrats regain control in 2020 of the 12th of a brand new addition to both largest state in our country, Virginia. her family and the Democratic The event is a fundraiser for Shelly Simonds, who is family as well! Precious baby running to flip the Virginia House District 94 seat blue Avery Ross, the handsome son born on November 5. Democrats need to flip just three seats to Leora and her husband, Zachery in the Virginia House and Senate to take control of the Ross, the PDC Board Member and legislature and make Virginia the 15th Democratic former PDDC President, was born Trifecta state in the country with Governor and both April 10, 2019. He came in to the chambers Democratic and the first truly progressive world weighing 9lb-3oz and 21 Southern state in history. Peninsula Democratic 1/2” long. He attended his very Coalition (PDC) and Peninsula Young Democrats (PYD) first PDC Board Meeting on May 8! are cohosting the event with Sister District CA Peninsula. RSVP HERE https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScgoeSpvT XIZ9PzuMOPfuvUrAj- fcM26fqTQkOb9vAiuwhfig/viewform to make your donation of $60 per person payable with RSVP via ActBlue or by check at the event. Donation to be split $40 to Shelly Simonds’ campaign, $20 for the performer and to cover event food and drink. Address provided upon RSVP. We look forward to seeing you on May 30! (Event address provided upon RSVP.) Another Precious Bundle SEE PAGE 5 for more information. A super Progressive Democrat was born February 15, 2019, in Vancouver, B.C. to Debra Rolfe and Ross Allan. The proud grandparents are longtime PDC Board members, Joe and Diane Rolfe. Eve weighed 7 lbs. 9 ounces and was 21” long. Baby, Mom, and Dad are very doing well. Joe and Diane are over the moon proud!! The New Democrat 3 May 2019 coordinating with Russian interference in the election; he did Martin’s make it clear that the Russians did their best to interfere – and he seems to make it clear that the Trump campaign, including Trump himself, was well aware of those attempts. Why, then, is there no EDITORIAL formal statement that Trump and his campaign should have by PDC Member Martin Gorfinkel reported the interference at the time; and why is it not illegal for them to have benefitted from the illegal activities while they failed to report them? Fewer than 20 months remain before the 2020 presidential The situation seems analogous to that of watching one’s election, so this must be the time to comment on all things neighbor being burglarized, then not only failing to report the related to presidential politics. crime in progress but being willing to accept a few pieces of Starting impeachment proceedings now would be a mistake. jewelry – while, of course, not actually helping with the robbery. Trump has demonstrated disdain for the law and disdain for telling the truth; that along with other acts could be a legitimate RRR With more than 20 declared Democratic candidates for the basis for impeachment. But impeachment proceedings would Democratic Nomination for President, what we need in a focus attention on Trump, would rally his base, and would not candidate is someone who can work to get things done and succeed in conviction by the Senate at this time. The Democrats someone capable of mounting a campaign that will carry the day have a far stronger strategy: open and pursue investigative in November. We can hope that whoever wins in the summer hearings on the material in the Mueller Report. If those hearings will have demonstrated the ability to win in the fall. Denying uncover strong proof of impeachable offenses, this evidence will Trump a second term is of paramount importance to our country, be a chance to reconsider an effort to impeach. our democratic system of government and our sanity. Meanwhile, Democrats in Congress should concentrate on producing results and on paving the way to a sound defeat of Trump in 2020 while holding their majority in the House and retaking the Senate. RRR The Electoral College distorts the popular vote for President in two ways: first, the smaller states are over-represented in the totals since every state gets two electoral votes plus a number dependent on population; and second, all of the votes in a state go to the winner of that state rather than having the vote split in proportion to the popular vote. The first condition is written into the Constitution; the second condition is not written into the Constitution. Do you know who this The second condition skews the results far more significantly presidential candidate than does the first, and it can be cured without a Constitutional Amendment. is? Find the answer So, rather than working for a Constitutional Amendment to on page 12. eliminate the Electoral College, it would be far better to work for a federal law mandating that all states allocate their electoral votes in proportion to the popular vote in that state. The recent elections won in the Electoral College with a minority in the popular vote would have gone the other way had the state-by- state Electoral Votes been split in proportion to the popular vote in the state. RRR The Mueller Report seems to hold nothing startling, nothing that, by itself, is going to change anyone’s mind about what went on. It does provide leads for further investigation by Congress and by State Attorney’s General. We can expect months, if not years, of watching the legal process turn out further detail. It seems clear that material in that report will send more people to jail. There is one point that seems strange. Citizens have an obligation to report criminal activity. If you stand by and watch while thieves ransack your neighbor’s house, if you don’t bother Contact Kristen Lohnes Johnson, design & layout of to phone the police, then your neighbor is likely to be greatly The New Democrat , at [email protected] annoyed – and with good cause. Mueller concluded that he for advertising rates. could find no evidence of the Trump campaign actively The New Democrat 4 May 2019 And the Enthusiasm Goes How the World Really On! Works! by Stephanie Grossman by Trudy Myrrh Reagan, PDC member After our successful campaigns of “Don’t stand there with the refrigerator door open!” 2018, I was somewhat “But Mom, I’m trying to cool off!” concerned but—I also “That’s ridiculous!” must admit—a little The explanation is even more ridiculous than your mother relieved that now that knew. When you study a little physics, you learn that the fridge the DVC was on hiatus, doesn’t create cold air; it is a heat extractor, sending the warmth there might be a little away from the box and into the room.
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