California public officials are being silenced by gag law

Published March 16, 2020 1:45pm ET



Nothing is more fundamental to representative democracy than the unfettered ability of elected officials to speak candidly with their constituents. When we elect representatives, we expect that they will keep us informed, listen to our views, and act in our interest.

This rule no longer applies in California.

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