Kamala Harris’s War on Housing
As California Attorney General, Harris oversaw the state's adoption of environmental extremism and expansive policies, making it unprofitable for private developers to build affordable housing.
The ‘Structural Advantages’ of Democrats
Democrats have double the funding, extensive media support, union backing controlling key elections, huge donations from corporations and billionaires, and the military-industrial complex's influence.
Two Types of Isolationism – Reject Them Both
By joining forces with other Western nations to save our finest European traditions, we show the rest of the world genuine examples of freedom and prosperity that they’ll want to align with.
The Global, Multiethnic MAGA Movement
For reasons that are both moral and pragmatic, a global movement that victoriously defends Western Civilization must accept everyone who is sincerely committed to the project.
The Demographics of Realignment
This election, non-white voters, along with their non-Hispanic white counterparts, will have an opportunity to decide between two visions of the future.
Kamala’s Abuse of Staff Exemplifies Leftist Culture
If you know where to look, there is already plenty of information on what Harris is going to do if she has the chance to impose California’s liberal progressive agenda on the entire nation.
Kamala Harris and the Californication of America
Kamala Harris is going to represent the Democrats in the race for U.S. president for the same reason Joe Biden did. Just like Joe, she is a puppet for her donors, who want to rule the world.
America First and the Role of Unions
America’s union leadership has a chance to help put someone who is unabashedly opposed to importing cheap labor and exporting good jobs back into the presidency.
Trump and the Fate of Western Civilization
Trump represents a movement. It is bigger than him, and it is bigger than MAGA.
Why Gavin Newsom Must Never Become U.S. President
Newsom is unqualified to be president of the United States for the same reasons he is unfit to be governor of California.
The Aftermath of COVID: Four Years Later
Since COVID came along, 1.9 million people died in excess of what would have been expected based on death rates in the preceding seven years.
The Day Democracy Died in California
The Taxpayer Protection Act, a product of private grassroots groups, is dead. And with it, direct democracy – California’s last, best hope – is also dead.
The Way to Unite America’s Political Spectrum is Economic
When every American institution is pushing transgenderism and abortion on demand, their primary objective is to divide us.
Will Texas Repeat California’s Bullet Train Debacle?
Texas, if you must have more passenger rail, bring in Acela trains and use existing track. Save your money. Don’t be California.
Taking Back California – Part Six: The Party of the Future
If California Republicans are willing to redefine themselves not merely as an opposition party but as a party with well-defined solutions to problems that affect everyone, voters will notice.
Taking Back California – Part Five: Abundant Water
As with energy, water shortages in California are largely the product of political choices. And as with energy, this is an opportunity for politicians willing to present voters with alternatives.
Taking Back California – Part Four: Abundant Energy
Possibly the most powerful and unifying political opportunity in California today is to promote policies that will restore abundance and reject policies that involve rationing.
Taking Back California – Part Three: Fighting Crime
Conservative candidates in California have a chance to win over voters who won’t respond to a harsher “lock them all up” message.
Taking Back California – Part Two: Fixing Education
Californians know their education system is failing. It’s up to new candidates and reenergized grassroots activists to advocate for big solutions and bring them to the voters.
Taking Back California – Part One: The Voters
The key to reviving the Republican Party in California is to focus on solutions to issues of universal, nonpartisan urgency, starting with education, crime, and the cost of living.