Protesters who gathered weekly for over a year at GOP congressman Darrell Issa’s office to ask the now-retiring representative to resist President Donald Trump’s agenda have turned their efforts to a different goal: getting out the vote in the California primary June 5.
Read moreActivists who have protested at Rep. Darrell Issa’s district office since President Donald Trump was elected held their last protest Tuesday as they switch gears to voter outreach ahead of the June primary in the swing district.
Read moreRepublican Attack Dog Darrell Issa will not run for a tenth term in his congressional district in San Diego this year, though Smart Dogs say he’ll just move to a district next door, where the annoying people he represents in Congress will not gather outside his office once a week to talk back to him. I like Issa, though I don’t like his politics. Here’s why.
Read moreU.S. Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista, announced his retirement Wednesday morning, adding to a growing list of Republicans who plan to step down rather than face potential defeat in the 2018 midterm elections.
Read moreDenying a discovery-related motion, a federal judge on Friday put to rest once and for all a decades-long legal battle over the display of a 43-foot-tall Latin cross at the Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial in San Diego.
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Protesters who’ve been showing up to Republican Congressman Darrell Issa’s Vista, California, office for “Resist Trump Tuesdays” were handed a victory this week by the city when their special-events permit was extended, despite complaints from the congressman.
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The American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday threatened to sue the San Diego-area city of Vista unless it removes restrictions on the weekly protests at U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa’s office which the group says are unconstitutional.
Read moreMore than 800 people sporting hospital gowns and masks, wheelchairs and canes gathered outside the local office of Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista, Tuesday to protest the congressman’s vote to repeal former President Barack Obama’s landmark health care law – and vowed to vote him out of office in 2018.
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Republican Congressman Darrell Issa voted Thursday to begin the repeal of President Barack Obama’s landmark health care law, much to the ire of constituents who’ve been protesting at the San Diego politician’s office since the election.
Read moreMore than 300 protesters gathered this week at Republican Rep. Darrell Issa’s Vista, California, office in a grassroots effort being watched nationwide, as the congressman grapples with the changing politics of his traditionally Republican district.
Read moreEight-term Congressman Darrell Issa was greeted Saturday at his town hall by hundreds of angry constituents who asked pointed questions about the Affordable Care Act replacement Republicans are seeking.
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