By encouraging energy development on all fronts simultaneously, humanity can eliminate energy poverty, which is one of the most problematic obstacles to peace and prosperity.
If you evaluate Trump’s actions while in office and his core positions on the most important issues of our time, there is strong evidence that he is not the least bit extreme in his views.
In an alternate vision of California, millions of good jobs would be created by increasing housing development, embracing the state's oil and gas deposits, and streamlining costly state regulations.
From a financial perspective, offshore wind, should it go forward, will be the biggest waste of money ever imposed on the backs of working Californians.
To believe that the future may just be more wonderful than we could ever imagine is not fantasy; it is an informed, realistic perspective. And it completely disarms the manipulative narrative of fear.
Carbon trading and natural asset companies use scarcity to inflate the value of existing real assets, while inventing new asset categories that have no relation to genuine productivity.
The logical extension of California’s environmentalist policies is to end civilization as we know it. But California’s progressive elites are not crazy or stupid. So what is their actual motivation?
Getting a Newsom recall effort onto California's ballot this year will force the governor to defend a record he can’t defend and will spotlight the failures of his administration and his party.
Understanding MAGA, expressing MAGA, and persuasively making the case for MAGA right here in California, that is what still offers the GOP a path to unity, voters, donors, and victory.
Can humanity eventually overcome its reliance on fossil fuel? The answer to that is certainly yes in the very long run, but an emphatic no in the next 25 years.
The MAGA position is founded on a solid intellectual and moral foundation, aspiring to the optimal well-being of all Americans and ultimately to the benefit of everyone else in the world as well.
There is a compelling libertarian argument in favor of government spending on infrastructure that provides clear and long-term benefits instead of a permanent drain.