Our friends at Real Impact are hosting a FREE one-day only conference for senior pastors and their spouses on May 30th at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa. This event will encourage and equip pastors to stand for righteousness in a world that is becoming increasingly dark. Space is limited, so if you […]
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The Consistently Bipartisan Republican House
OPINION (NEWSWEEK) – With last week’s bipartisan passage of H.R.1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, an amazing pattern has developed in the new Republican-led House of Representatives. The lower chamber is consistently passing bills the American people support with a bipartisan majority. In fact, Democrats have supported 37 of the first 43 bills that Speaker Kevin McCarthy has gotten […]
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California Can’t Power the State but is Forging Ahead with Electric Truck Mandate
OPINION (CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – California is rich in natural resources which once powered the state: natural gas deposits in the Monterey Shale formation; geothermal energy, abundant rivers and waterways such as the San Joaquin River Delta and hydroelectric dams; the Pacific coastline; 85 million acres of wildlands with 17 million of those used as commercial […]
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Gavin Newsom, Who Closed Churches, Aims to Fight ‘Authoritarian’ Leaders
(BREITBART) – California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D), who shut down houses of worship during the coronavirus pandemic, has launched a new campaign to fight “authoritarian” leaders who, he says, are threatening democracy in America. Newsom announced his new project in a Mar. 30 video launching a new federal Political Action Committee, “Campaign for Democracy,” through […]
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California’s SB 2 Says That Churchgoers Don’t Have a Right to Bear Arms
(ABC10) – “SB 2 is a challenge and its a challenge because in many cases it allows both the state or more in particular local municipalities to create a hodgepodge of random restrictions and requirements,” said Craig DeLuz, spokesperson for the California Republican Assembly. DeLuz expressed concerned about how the requirements would impact holders of […]
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House Republicans pass Parents Bill of Rights
(THE HILL) – House Republicans passed an education bill on Friday that emphasizes parental rights in the classroom, leaning into a hot-button, culture war issue that has gained popularity in GOP politics across the country. The legislation, titled the Parents Bill of Rights, passed in a 213-208 vote, and it now heads to the Senate for […]
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March 2023 CRA President’s Message
I am looking forward to meeting my fellow CRA members and CAGOP Delegates this weekend in Sacramento. As we prepare to meet for the California Republican Party Spring 2023 Organizing Convention, I strongly urge all candidates for CAGOP office to engage in a rigorous but civil debate on substantive issues and party principles, not on […]
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Too Bad There Isn’t a ‘Three Strikes’ Law for DAs: Gascon Goes 0 for 2
OPINION (CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – A Los Angeles civil jury Monday found that District Attorney George Gascon improperly retaliated against one of his deputies and awarded her $1.5 million in compensatory damages. Shawn Randolph, formerly the DA’s office lead juvenile prosecutor, was shifted from that position to a spot in the parole department after she pointed […]
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CRA Board of Directors Approve Additional CAGOP Endorsements
(CRA) – The California Republican Assembly (CRA) Board of Directors voted on additional endorsements for the upcoming California Republican Party (CAGOP) Organizing Convention. CRA endorsed both the “One Person, One Vote” and “Proxy Votes are Not for Sale” CAGOP bylaw amendments authored by Tom Hudson, as well as a CAGOP resolution calling for legislation banning pension […]
