Looking at some of the other results in Tuesday’s California primaries, there appears to be a law-and-order trend – at least, as California would define law and order these days. Read this on Orange County DA Todd Spitzer. Also this … Continue reading →
Buh-bye Chesa, and don’t let the door hit you on the way out. George Soros could buy your way in, but he couldn’t keep you there – not even in bluer-than-blue San Francisco. It’ll be Dahle against Newsom for the … Continue reading →
Although it may end up with the same-old same-old. First we have the governorship. The loathsome Newsom is the current officeholder, and he survived a recall election recently quite handily. Newsom would dearly love Republican Brian Dahle to win the … Continue reading →
…the electric power will come from (or other technology, such as pressurized hydrogen) to run all these non-gas cars? How will it be generated, and at what financial and environmental cost? Or is this just virtue-signaling by the governor, since … Continue reading →
…according to Victor Davis Hanson: By many criteria, 21st-century California is both the poorest and the richest state in the union… …[B]y some indicators, the California middle class is shrinking — because of massive regulation, high taxation, green zoning, and … Continue reading →