California’s Green ‘Bantustans’ Are Coming to America
If the “smart growth” urban planners that dictate land use policies in Democratic states and cities have their way, the single family dwelling is an […]
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Willie Brown’s ‘Poontronage’ Didn’t Start with Kamala Harris
With Kamala Harris in the running for the White House, trashing Donald Trump, knocking down border walls and touting Medicare for all, readers just can’t […]
The Argument Against Illegal Immigration No One Wants to Make
Last year, as a member of a Southern California moms’ group, I received an email from a woman with a dilemma. Her part-time nanny, who […]
The Destruction of Venice Beach Epitomizes California’s Idiocracy
Venice Beach, California, used to be one of California’s great places. A Bohemian gem, nestled against the sand between big Los Angeles and the vast […]
No Amnesty For the Wall
On the nightstand beside my father’s bed there used to be a clipping from the local paper, a column that featured a photograph of a […]
The Future’s So Bright, Gavin Newsom’s Gotta Wear Shades
Jerry Brown was governor of California for 16 years. His four terms, two that ran from 1975 through 1982, then two more that ran for […]
It Was Always About the Wall
There was likely never going to be “comprehensive immigration reform” or any deal amnestying the DACA recipients in exchange for building the wall. Democrats in […]
Immigration Is Making U.S. Poorer and Dirtier
Pacific Life Insurance, among others, has pulled its advertisements from Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show following his observation that mass immigration is making America “poorer […]
RINO Droppings: The Legacy of California’s Girlyman Gov
Tani Cantil-Sakauye, chief justice of the California Supreme Court, is giving up her Republican Party registration. The cause, she explained, was the confirmation hearings for […]
Lessons from the Failure of the California GOP
It is now no secret that the California Republican Party got its clock cleaned in the midterm election. Caught asleep at the wheel as state […]
California’s Rigged Election Process Is Coming to America
The conventional wisdom among experts who monitor elections in America is unvarying: Voter fraud is statistically insignificant. These sanguine claims are made despite the fact […]
The Best Argument Yet for Keeping the Caravan Out
At the Huffington Post, columnist Antonio De Loera-Brust loudly identifies as a “first-generation Mexican-American filmmaker, writer, and son of Mexican immigrants.” Because of that, we’re […]
The Invaders and Their Allies
There is a war on for hearts and minds of Americans, and it began long before the first shots were fired on Sunday along the […]
California Burning: How the Greens Turned the Golden State Brown
In October 2016, in a coordinated act of terrorism that received fleeting attention from the press, environmentalist activists broke into remote flow stations and turned […]
Understanding the Weird World of California Conservatives
To be conservative in California can be frustrating. Republicans haven’t won a statewide election here in a decade. Conservative policy prescriptions—such as they are—don’t have […]
Judge Tigar Strikes Again
Judge Jon S. Tigar is back in the news. I wrote about him nearly two years ago: A federal judge ruled recently that an inmate […]
Why the GOP Needs to Focus on California
As midterm results are finally finalized, some with ambiguous implications, the only clear takeaway is that our country is massively divided. While the GOP solidified […]
The 2020 Democratic National Circus: The Establishment Picks
As much as we’d all like to take a moment and enjoy the end of the 2018 midterms, the reality is that November 7 was […]
Why America’s ‘Minority Majority’ Will Never Happen
In America today, the phrase “It’s Okay to be White” is considered hate speech. Last week, in trendsetting California, that was the clear message coming […]
Blacklisting Patrick Henry and American History
My days as an American historian may be numbered. For the better part of 40 years, my extended family has featured American “living history” on […]