Duf Sundheim

Federal court mediator and 2016 California U.S. Senate candidate with a record of bipartisan pension, education, and election reforms alongside George Shultz and former San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed.

A Tax Plan to Reignite the American Dream

What a waste. Not only is our 70,000-page tax code bloated, inefficient, unfair, anti-growth, subject to cyber-attacks, and antiquated; complying with The Beast is an incredibly inefficient use of

By Duf Sundheim

April 15, 2016

A Tax Plan to Reignite the American Dream

Flint and East Porterville — Equivalent Public Health Risks; Vastly Different Responses

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton used her entire closing statement at the January 17 Democratic presidential debate to highlight the lead-poisoning crisis in Flint, Michigan’s water supply, a racially-tinged health

By Duf Sundheim

February 9, 2016

Flint and East Porterville — Equivalent Public Health Risks; Vastly Different Responses

OPINION: My Path to Legal Status for Illegal Immigrants Is Strict, But Fair

We are in the middle of our “One California” tour SundheimforSenate.com\tour, #DufTour on Twitter. This 6-week tour will take us from the California-Oregon border to the California-Mexico border.

By Duf Sundheim

January 26, 2016

OPINION: My Path to Legal Status for Illegal Immigrants Is Strict, But Fair

When It Comes to Poverty, We Have to Ask The Right Question to Get The Right Result

To solve a problem, we have to ask the right question. For example, is our goal to increase the minimum wage or to reduce poverty? If our goal is to

By Duf Sundheim

January 14, 2016

When It Comes to Poverty, We Have to Ask The Right Question to Get The Right Result

America Suffers from Downton Abbey Syndrome -- And It Is Crippling The Nation

On Sunday, Cheryl and I joined millions of Americans to watch the Season Premiere of Downton Abbey. As we are drawn to their lavish 1920s lifestyle, we also retain a

By Duf Sundheim

January 4, 2016

America Suffers from Downton Abbey Syndrome -- And It Is Crippling The Nation