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Yesterday was my long-awaited clash with Attorney General Merrick Garland. Several observers noted that Garland became more rattled during our exchange than at any time during the hearing. You can watch the full five-minutes of questioning here. It was hard to settle on one topic, but in the end I focused on his most sweeping

On Thursday, Gavin Newsom received a bipartisan rebuke from Congress. The House passed H.R. 1435to stop his plan to ban gas-powered vehicles.  In ordering the ban, Newsom claimed he was “leading the nation.” Once again, the nation wants no part of his “leadership.” I participated in the Floor debate and pointed out California already has

On Thursday, Gavin Newsom received a bipartisan rebuke from Congress. The House passed H.R. 1435to stop his plan to ban gas-powered vehicles.  In ordering the ban, Newsom claimed he was “leading the nation.” Once again, the nation wants no part of his “leadership.” I participated in the Floor debate and pointed out California already has

We’ve expected that Gavin Newsom would hand-select an opponent to run against us for reelection. What we didn’t know is he’d send his own personal aide parachuting into our district. Jessica Morse, a “deputy secretary” for Newsom who resides in downtown Sacramento, has resigned her position and declared she is now a full-time candidate running

On Sunday, Gavin Newsom admitted he botched California’s COVID response. After years of viciously attacking me and anyone who opposed him, Newsom has acknowledged reality. “We would’ve done everything differently,” he said on Meet the Press.  Yet he still absurdly denies he was at fault, claiming “hindsight” is 20/20 and “we didn’t know what we

On Sunday, Gavin Newsom admitted he botched California’s COVID response. After years of viciously attacking me and anyone who opposed him, Newsom has acknowledged reality. “We would’ve done everything differently,” he said on Meet the Press.  Yet he still absurdly denies he was at fault, claiming “hindsight” is 20/20 and “we didn’t know what we

“COVID” is back. I use quotation marks as I’m referring not to the virus, which never went anywhere, but rather to the era (as when we say, “during COVID”): the days, turned months, turned years in which our state and country became something unrecognizable.  This was only a matter of time. Nostalgia for “COVID” has been building among

“COVID” is back. I use quotation marks as I’m referring not to the virus, which never went anywhere, but rather to the era (as when we say, “during COVID”): the days, turned months, turned years in which our state and country became something unrecognizable.  This was only a matter of time. Nostalgia for “COVID” has been building among