California Needs an Angel to Promote New Infrastructure to Harvest the Rain
Saving the planet may be the supposed moral imperative behind policies that create scarcity, but the true motivation is power and greed.
The Courage to Find Common Ground
Debate over these questions, waged by politicians already alienated from one another on unrelated issues, has paralyzed America’s ability to upgrade its infrastructure.
How Unions Could Save America
The coalition that is currently running America into the ground is too powerful to be stopped without help from America’s powerful unions.
A Green Conundrum for the Golden State
The extreme green agenda is a misanthropic pathology that deludes the young and uninformed, and empowers profiteers and tyrants.
Here Come the DINOs
Democrats In Name Only defy easy categorization. They are ideologically eclectic. Unlike the irrelevant RINOs, they have a bold and practical policy agenda.
Birth Rates, Immigration, and National Identity
There are two ways to deal with global population trends; both have problems.
America’s Automotive Future
While moving to a zero emissions industrial economy may or may not prevent a global environmental catastrophe, making such a move prematurely guarantees a global economic catastrophe.
What Would a Centrist Do?
What is known today as the American Right, or as populist conservatism, needs to occupy the center, casting the establishment Left firmly aside into the extremist margins where they belong.
Cover Art from the Woke Bookshelf
The people buying these books are living politicized, often fanatical lives.
Unheralded Flavors of Socialism
Before they reflexively condemn government funding of legitimate public infrastructure, libertarians and conservatives should ask whether their “solutions” advance the things they most despise.
Cry, the Beloved California
California's elites feign concern over prejudice and the fate of the planet. In reality, their agenda evinces a misanthropy that would make an Afrikaner blush.
The Prosperity Economy
To change hearts, facts are useless without the power of optimism, the belief that abundance is possible, and the suggestion that ideology matters, but sometimes practical solutions matter more.
Restoring Quality Education
Government unions, government contractors, powerful nonprofits, monopolistic corporations, and Big Tech companies rely on a thoroughly indoctrinated electorate to support their dysfunction.
Seeing the Forests for the Trees
The Golden State’s ruling elites may prove they care about the environment by sitting down with representatives from California’s timber, biomass energy, and cattle industries.
Finding Homes for the Homeless and Cleaning Up the Streets
Compassion, properly tempered with common sense, and properly balanced with the other fundamental moral values, may seem harsh, but the results are what matter, not the rhetoric.
How to Make Housing Affordable Again
It is possible for ordinary Californians to be able to realize the dream of homeownership in upgraded, modern, glorious, sprawling, glittering cities and suburbs.
The Transportation Revolution
Spending precious government funds on light rail that nobody wants to ride is a fool’s errand. Declaring war on the car is shortsighted cruelty. We can do so much more.
Achieving Water Abundance
Environmental considerations should not preclude the state from launching new projects that increase the Golden State’s annual supply of water. Conservation is simply not enough.
The Electric Age
Affordable, abundant, sustainable energy is a realistic, moral choice. It is an example California can set that the aspiring nations of the world will emulate instead of resist.
The Themes That Make Anything Possible
Optimism, which the Golden State’s ruling class has abandoned, is nonetheless in California’s cultural DNA.