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Megan Barth writes for the California Globe about an interesting development in the Golden State. In a major escalation of federal oversight, audits by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid…
Susan Crabtree writes for American Greatness about the California governor’s current political challenge. It’s an odd predicament for a leading Democratic presidential contender. Gavin Newsom’s biggest strength—political spin and performance…
Susan Shelley writes for the New York Post about an interesting contrast between the nation’s capital and the Golden State. Videos of the nation’s capital being swept clean of homeless…
Bob Hoge writes for RedState.com about Democrats’ early preferences for their next presidential candidate. Man, it must be brutal being a Democrat right now, breathlessly waiting for the ’28 presidential…
Naomi Lim and Ramsey Touchberry of the Washington Examiner ponder the Republican Party’s approach to presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. Republicans are grappling with how to politically attack the…
Editors at National Review Online ponder the Golden State’s experience with a government-mandated minimum wage. One of the fundamental principles of economics is that if the price of something goes…
Editors at National Review Online decry the latest bad political decision in the Golden State. Adults who keep secrets with other people’s children violate commonsense safeguards of minors and must…
Editors at National Review Online take aim at a clear example of harmful overregulation in the Golden State. In one of the battles of the progressives’ war on things that…
Zachary Halaschak of the Washington Examiner documents more bad news for the Golden State’s economy. A new health care proposal that would nearly double California’s tax revenue has the potential…
Elizabeth Heng writes at National Review Online about the Republican Party’s prospects in California. When one considers the Republican Party’s future and electoral aspirations, California isn’t usually on the list.…
Victor Davis Hanson asks National Review Online readers to consider whether the Golden State has achieved third-world status. Third World symptomologies are predictably corrupt government, unequal or nonexistent applicability of…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review highlights some of the Golden State’s unique problems. To fathom California’s near medieval asymmetry, ask how a state with such high taxes can offer…