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California Attorney General urges state to follow San Diego’s lead when it comes to gun control
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Attorney General Rob Bonta was in San Diego Thursday talking about gun violence, but his message was to the rest of the state: Be like San Diego. Why? Red flag laws are what allows a court to temporarily take away someone’s firearm if they are potentially dangerous. San Diegans are taking advantage of this. […]
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Q&A: Lanhee Chen, Republican candidate for State Controller
(KCRA) – The race for State Controller does not traditionally get a ton of attention during an election cycle, but this year is different. Republican candidate, Lanhee Chen, was the only member of his party to get more votes than his Democratic opponents in a statewide race during the primary election in June. He’s hoping […]
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California Lawmakers Vote for Union to Set Wages and Hours in Fast-Food Restaurants
(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – California is bleeding businesses to lower tax, lower regulatory, more business-friendly states. Yet the SEIU is pushing a bill to create a “fast food council” responsible for setting wages, working hours and other health and safety standards for the entire industry. Assembly Bill 257 by Assemblyman Chris Holden (D-Los Angeles), just passed the Senate Appropriations Committee. […]
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Gov. Newsom Applauds ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ – That Doesn’t Reduce Inflation
(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – “Just as you can’t drink yourself sober, you cannot spend your way out of inflation or tax yourself out of recession or borrow your way out of debt. Yet that’s what the Democrats claim they can do,” California Rep. Tom McClintock said about H.R. 5376, the Inflation Reduction Act President Joe Biden just signed into […]
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Woke LA County DA George Gascón narrowly survives recall effort
(NY POST) – Progressive Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón survived the push to get him ousted even though more than 520,000 confirmed voters supported a recall petition. The California county’s registrar-recorder, Dean Logan, announced Monday that 195,783 of the 715,833 signatures on the recall petition “were found to be invalid,” with nearly 90,000 […]
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‘Common Sense’ Gun Laws Are Based on ‘Common Nonsense’
OPINION – “Common Sense Gun Laws” is one of the greatest misnomers in American politics today. It is a phrase devised by those who have little to no understanding of firearms technology, firearms law or how the two intersect. These laws are proposed by those whose stated goal is to “put an end to gun […]
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California Gun Control Bill Rejuvenated with 185 New Amendments
(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – Despite being rebuked by the highest court in the land over gun control attempts, California Democrats are still trying to tell the people through dubious legislation that you can’t defend yourself with a firearm… or at least they will limit who can carry, and where you can carry. The latest gun control […]
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If Male Genitalia Are All Elizabeth Warren Needs To Take The White House, Why Hasn’t She Just Gotten Them?
OPINION (THE FEDERALIST) – There’s a fun new Elizabeth Warren quote floating around, thanks to an excerpt of Ali Vitali’s forthcoming book “Electable: Why America Hasn’t Put a Woman in the White House … Yet” published in Politico on Friday. The article, which centers mostly on events from the 2020 election cycle and intra-party snafus between Warren […]
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Does University of California undercut academic freedom?
OPINION (CALMATTERS) – Administrations and faculties at University of California campuses are embroiled in a searing controversy over requirements that applicants for faculty positions and candidates for promotion prove their active support, without reservation, of what’s called “diversity, equity and inclusion.” Candidates must submit “DEI statements” that, under UC’s policies, determine whether they will be […]
