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California Keeps Protecting Child Predators

The effort to ban registered sex offenders from running for office began with a registered sex offender in Fresno proudly announcing his campaign for city council.

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Editor’s note: This article discusses mature themes.

If the police caught you with child porn or an actual naked child, but you still yearn for a seat on your local school board, the California legislature wants you to live your dream. Real headlines in the news this week:

The effort to ban registered sex offenders from running for office began with a registered sex offender in Fresno proudly announcing his campaign for city council. Rene Campos kicked off his campaign with a press conference across the street from a school, forcing Californians to notice that he could run for office. Here’s his profile on the Megan’s Law website:

Assemblywoman Esmeralda Soria, a Democrat who represents Fresno, promptly introduced a bill to bar all registered sex offenders from running for office, and the California Assembly passed AB 2753 in May. Sixty legislators voted for the bill in the lower house, and twenty declined to vote, but no one voted against it.

Then it reached the California Senate, where Scott Wiener chairs the elections committee. If you don’t know who Scott Wiener is,........

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