The last week has unleashed a dizzying amount of insanity and ineptitude in California. The state is raising the gas tax again, up to 60 cents per gallon. The high-speed rail authority unveiled a “bridge to nowhere” that took 9 years and $11 billion. Newsom asked for more money to figure out what happened to […]
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Last week, I was at the Supreme Court to give California communities back the ability to clear tent encampments from parks and sidewalks. It looks promising. But in a sadly ironic twist, an even more disturbing type of encampment soon thereafter spread like wildfire. Universities have allowed outside agitators, along with some troubled students and
Last week, I was at the Supreme Court to give California communities back the ability to clear tent encampments from parks and sidewalks. It looks promising. But in a sadly ironic twist, an even more disturbing type of encampment soon thereafter spread like wildfire. Universities have allowed outside agitators, along with some troubled students and
The Newsom presidential bubble has burst. We’ve exposed the disaster he’s made of California, and the national party wants nothing to do with him. The unofficial eulogy for the campaign-that-never-was just appeared in the Wall Street Journal under the headline, “What Ever Happened to Gavin Newsom?” The sub-headline: “He was a rising star a few
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The Newsom presidential bubble has burst. We’ve exposed the disaster he’s made of California, and the national party wants nothing to do with him. The unofficial eulogy for the campaign-that-never-was just appeared in the Wall Street Journal under the headline, “What Ever Happened to Gavin Newsom?” The sub-headline: “He was a rising star a few
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I just left the U.S. Supreme Court, where I’ve asked the Court to restore the ability of local communities to clear homeless encampments from our public spaces. Based on this morning’s oral argument, the Court appears poised to do just that. (See my reaction outside the courthouse.) There are 9 times more unsheltered homeless in California than
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I just left the U.S. Supreme Court, where I’ve asked the Court to restore the ability of local communities to clear homeless encampments from our public spaces. Based on this morning’s oral argument, the Court appears poised to do just that. (See my reaction outside the courthouse.) There are 9 times more unsheltered homeless in California than
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With five days to go, it appears increasingly likely the End Prop. 47 initiative will qualify as well. But every signature is crucial. There is still time to mail back your petition! Because of our success, the pro-crime coalition is in full panic mode. Their attempt to stop signatures with a frivolous “complaint” failed miserably,
We just passed the anniversary of one of the most infamous days in California history. Four years ago, Gavin Newsom celebrated the arrival of COVID-19 as an “opportunity” for a “new progressive era.” Marking the occasion, we held a Judiciary Committee hearing on the constitutional abuses of the COVID era. To counteract Newsom and Biden’s
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