Commentary This election cycle showed an inevitable resurgence of conservative thinking in California, as well as an increasing “viciousness” in politics, says polling analyst and news agency head Craig Keshishan. He talked with The Epoch Times’ “California Insider” about how, historically, Republicans and Democrats have shared California in a dynamic way that made the state thrive. For example, the Republicans brought their financial conservatism to state policymaking, while the Democrats were strong on environmental policy. “Now we have one-party rule. I don’t think that’s playing out very nicely,” he said. Though the Democrats still have a big advantage in the state, he sees people “reacting to being harshly governed,” and a rebellious streak arising against some key Democratic mandates. Keshishan is a senior analyst for the Insider Advantage news agency and his career as a polling expert included serving Ronald Reagan’s administration. He described California’s current political landscape as being …