Newsom has vetoed a bipartisan bill to hold him accountable for homelessness spending. This comes after an audit that I requested in 2022 – and Assemblyman Josh Hoover got approved last year – found he “lost track” of $24 billion. There’s more about Newsom, but first, some major events in DC. I cross-examined the head […]
Some incredible news: the Public Policy Institute of California just released a new poll, and Prop. 36 has a commanding 71-26 lead. Even two-thirds of Democrats support it. This is the initiative we qualified for the ballot to end the Prop. 47 disaster. Newsom, of course, is fighting tooth and nail against it, and even
Some incredible news: the Public Policy Institute of California just released a new poll, and Prop. 36 has a commanding 71-26 lead. Even two-thirds of Democrats support it. This is the initiative we qualified for the ballot to end the Prop. 47 disaster. Newsom, of course, is fighting tooth and nail against it, and even
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Some incredible news: the Public Policy Institute of California just released a new poll, and Prop. 36 has a commanding 71-26 lead. Even two-thirds of Democrats support it. This is the initiative we qualified for the ballot to end the Prop. 47 disaster. Newsom, of course, is fighting tooth and nail against it, and even
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We are 50 days out from Election Day, and the stakes have reached peak levels on both the campaign trail and Capitol Hill. But first, the reckoning for American higher education continues. The President of Rutgers University has resigned. He is the 4th university leader ousted after testifying in our committee’s anti-Semitism investigation, joining the
We are 50 days out from Election Day, and the stakes have reached peak levels on both the campaign trail and Capitol Hill. But first, the reckoning for American higher education continues. The President of Rutgers University has resigned. He is the 4th university leader ousted after testifying in our committee’s anti-Semitism investigation, joining the
The latest shocking footage out of San Francisco, of criminals looting a Walgreens with impunity, has underscored the importance of Prop. 36. In just a few weeks, we can end the Prop. 47 catastrophe and make crime illegal again in California. This comes as a new study confirms that Prop. 47 increased property theft. In
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Gavin Newsom put out a Top 10 list: “Ten Ways California Leads the Nation.” Perhaps he took inspiration from David Letterman because the list is, to put it mildly, laughable. One item is “belonging and unity.” Another, unbelievably, is high-speed rail (we’re investigating this disaster in the Transportation Committee). Conveniently, Newsom fails to mention an
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Gavin Newsom put out a Top 10 list: “Ten Ways California Leads the Nation.” Perhaps he took inspiration from David Letterman because the list is, to put it mildly, laughable. One item is “belonging and unity.” Another, unbelievably, is high-speed rail (we’re investigating this disaster in the Transportation Committee). Conveniently, Newsom fails to mention an
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The House has just gaveled back in, and it’s going to be quite a week. In the Judiciary Committee, we have blockbuster hearings on (1) the Newsom-Harris California crime crisis, (2) the victims of the Biden-Harris Border Crisis, and (3) non-citizen voting. In the Education Committee, we are voting on the PROTECT Kids Act to
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