Why Did the George Gascon Recall Fail?
Why did the George Gascon recall fail? Jen Van Laar has the explanation. The firm that gathered signatures was sloppy and careless. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Politics
Matt Taibbi on the Lawyers Who Ate California
Matt looks at the (mis)behavior of lawyers in the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs” This is about lawyers who ate California. Continue Reading →
Rep. Lieu Lies Through His Teeth
Many small businesses folded during the 2 years of lockdown. Lieu supports the anti-small business AB5. Rep. Lieu lies through his teeth. Continue Reading →
The BART Board of Directors Remains a Cesspool
The BART board of directors remains a cesspool. The BART Board of Directors decided not to remove Lateefah Simon from the board. This despite the fact that she no longer lives in the BART district she represents. Continue Reading →
San Francisco Boycotts the World
“San Francisco boycotts the world” is overstated. For now. Patience. If the city is not boycotting you yet, they’ll get around to you. Continue Reading →
Ward Connerly on Jim Crow
Today, on Martin Luther King, Jr., day, he posted a short remembrance of his life in 1939 Louisiana. Here’s Ward Connerly on Jim Crow. Continue Reading →
Kevin de León and Ed Buck
Ed Buck is wealthy and perverted. Also serving time for 8 felonies. Kevin de León and Ed Buck were connected by campaign contributions. Continue Reading →
Recall Voting Instructions
Courtesy of Redstate managing editor Jen Van Laar, a checklist of recall voting instructions. Most important: VOTE YES! Continue Reading →
California Bans Travel to Five More States
California bans travel to five more states: Arkansas, Florida, Montana, North Dakota, and West Virginia. That brings the total to 17 states. Continue Reading →
California Extends the Nanny State
he state has apparently decided it can do a better job raising your children than you. The nanny state is expanding its reach massively. Continue Reading →