A funny thing happened on the way to Election Day. Many are likely to see it as purely anecdotal, though I am inclined to see a greater truth behind the story. I shall recount it here, because regardless of how well we do in the various elections this coming Tuesday, there is a larger struggle in which our local party has become engaged, which this story serves to illustrate.

San Francisco Chronicle reporter Charless Burress interviews Republicans for the National Interest Chairman Michael Erickson about his role in inspiring the Alameda County Constitutional Republicans to run en masse for seats on the Alameda County Republican Central Committee. In response to a lawsuit against them and the Alameda County Registrar of Voters, Erickson remarks: "We're a party that is dying in this state. My goal and my hope is to see what we've seen in Alameda County be replicated elsewhere in the next election cycle." Click here for more.

This is just one account of many that we have seen in recent years of radical homosexual indoctrination in our public schools. People need to be aware that this is happening, because otherwise they will be susceptible to the campaign now being waged by the California Teachers' Association against Proposition 8 (which is claiming falsely that there is no threat of such indoctrination and as such no need to pass Proposition 8).

Most members of the Sonoma County Alliance are professionals and small businessmen, who essentially think of the Alliance as similar to a countywide Chamber of Commerce. In the case of these persons, they are harmless and for the most part ignorant of how we are governed by a corrupt (but also increasingly inept) political machine.