Earlier this year Newsom “postponed” the State of the State address. We’re nearing June and it hasn’t been rescheduled. The most publicity-seeking Governor in the country is turning down a major platform – not to mention ignoring a constitutional requirement – because he can’t defend his disastrous record. That’s the true State of our State. But […]
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Earlier this year Newsom “postponed” the State of the State address. We’re nearing June and it hasn’t been rescheduled. The most publicity-seeking Governor in the country is turning down a major platform – not to mention ignoring a constitutional requirement – because he can’t defend his disastrous record. That’s the true State of our State. But
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In a last-ditch attempt to head off the End Prop. 47 initiative, the State Senate has approved the so-called “Working Together for a Safer California” package of 15 bills. While some of these measures are positive or at least unobjectionable, none fixes Prop. 47. Indeed, because Prop. 47 was itself a voter initiative – passed
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“No one cares for Gavin, even the Democrats. Behind closed doors they all roll their eyes.” This, in the words of Gov. John Sununu, is the esteem in which our governor is held by his fellow governors. It’s one reason we were able to swiftly burst his presidential trial balloon. I’ve seen it myself. When
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“No one cares for Gavin, even the Democrats. Behind closed doors they all roll their eyes.” This, in the words of Gov. John Sununu, is the esteem in which our governor is held by his fellow governors. It’s one reason we were able to swiftly burst his presidential trial balloon. I’ve seen it myself. When
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Read the profile here and see excerpts below. A former high school English teacher, Mr. Kiley was elected to his seat in 2022. Before that, he served in the California Legislature, where he was a fierce critic of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. He leveraged his opposition to the governor and ran
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On June 3, Anthony Fauci will finally appear before Congress under oath. It will be a moment of accountability long in the making. It’s true that we’ve achieved some modest accountability so far: When I first questioned Becerra, the National Review reported: “Finally a Little Accountability on Child-masking.” EcoHealth was just de-funded for partnering with
On June 3, Anthony Fauci will finally appear before Congress under oath. It will be a moment of accountability long in the making. It’s true that we’ve achieved some modest accountability so far: When I first questioned Becerra, the National Review reported: “Finally a Little Accountability on Child-masking.” EcoHealth was just de-funded for partnering with
We are still waiting for signature-counting to finish, but the Secretary of State just released another update – and it’s another good one. The signature “validity rate” remains at an impressive 81 percent. This means that the initiative is not only very likely to qualify, but that we might not have to wait much longer.
Politico reports Kamala Harris has told friends she will return to California to run for Governor if Biden loses. This might be the only possible way our state’s political leadership could get worse. As if to preserve his title as the bigger disaster, Newsom just declared his homelessness policy a “national model.” I called this
