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Convention Keynote Speaker Susan Shelly
Susan Shelley is a columnist and editorial writer for the Southern California News Group, eleven daily papers including the Orange County Register and the L.A. Daily News. She is also the Vice President of Communications for the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, the most influential taxpayer advocacy group in California. Susan is a frequent guest on Southern California radio […]
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Parents organizing across US against ‘dangerous’ critical race theory in classrooms: Former professor
(FOX NEWS) – Former professor Carol Swain told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday that parents are organizing across the U.S. against “dangerous” critical race theory in classrooms. ‘CAROL SWAIN: I can tell you that across the country people are pushing back. Parents are organizing, and they should be. And I would encourage whistleblowers to step […]
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Biden eyes capital gains hike to 43.4%; for NY could be 52.2%, Calif. could be 56.7%
(NY POST) – President Biden will propose doubling the top capital gains tax rate on investments like stocks and real estate, according to a new report that sent stocks reeling Thursday. Bloomberg News reported that the new top capital gains rate would increase from 20 percent to 39.6 percent on income over $1 million. That, […]
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CRA 2021 Convention Recap
On Saturday, April 17th, 135 CRA members and 9 guests from across California gathered in Visalia for our annual convention. The following is a brief recap. Look for additional coverage of the convention in our April email newsletter due out later this week. Election of State Officers The following state officers were elected at the […]
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Cotton singles out Schiff as ‘potential source’ for hyped Russian bounties reporting
(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) – House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff may have been a source for media reports last year that hyped intelligence about how the Russian government had offered bounties to Afghan militants to kill U.S. troops, according to a Republican lawmaker. Sen. Tom Cotton told Lisa Boothe on her podcast, The Truth with Lisa […]
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California college professor tweeted Ku Klux Klan hood photo to Black conservative Candace Owens
(SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS) – A Democratic candidate for a Riverside County congressional seat said he’s leaving politics and scrapping plans to run for office in 2022 after tweeting a picture of a Ku Klux Klan hood in response to a Black conservative commentator. Liam O’Mara, a history professor at Chapman University who planned to […]
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Analysis | Biden falsely claims the new Georgia law ‘ends voting hours early’
(WASHINTON POST) – During his first news conference, President Biden became especially passionate when discussing a law being pressed by Republican lawmakers in Georgia that he said was intended to make it harder for people to vote. He reiterated those concerns the next day in a written statement after Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed the […]
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Oakland Mayor Announces Basic Income Program, but Not For Poor White Families
(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) – Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf announced Tuesday a privately funded universal basic income program, to provide 600 Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) families with low-incomes an unconditional $500 per month for at least 18 months. But there is a hitch – the program excludes poor white families. Mayor Schaaf says the […]
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Elizabeth Warren claims the filibuster is racist
(FOX NEWS) – Sen. Elizabeth Warren said in an interview with Axios, published Thursday, that the legislative filibuster requiring 60 votes in the Senate to end debate on the bill, is racist. “The filibuster has deep roots in racism, and it should not be permitted to serve that function, or to create a veto for […]
