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SPLC Indictment: Race Baiting Scam Finally Exposed
Image Credit: Yellowhammer News Well, well, well. Nothing says “moral authority” quite like a federal indictment. For years, the Southern Poverty Law Center—better known as the SPLC—positioned itself as the nation’s self-appointed referee of extremism. They labeled. They tracked. They warned. And now? They’re being indicted on: wire fraud false...
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AD01 Update: The Sad Shrinking World of Darin Hale, Loses Critical Endorsement Vote and Returns to Facebook
Over the years, there is a hallmark of a do-it-yourself-candidate. They spend their entire campaign on social media in the vain hope that they can make up for a lack of money to advertise with the free medium of Facebook. "Seig Hail" as I call the man, is further...
Democrat Corruption is Not the Alternative to Donald Trump!
Here’s the problem with American politics in 2026: Everyone thinks the system is corrupt. They just can’t agree on who’s worse. And if that sounds like progress to you… you might be in Washington. The “Everyone’s Dirty” Era Let’s start with the headline voters are...
Placer Judge Race a Microcosm of Today’s Political Environment. Incumbent Judge Protects Pedophile and Challenger Called Extremist by Extremists!
There is a hotly contested Judge Race in Placer County that is a microcosm of the current political environment nationally. Rocklin City Council Member David Bass has straight challenged Gavin Newsom Appointed Judge Leon Dixson. Placer County's Left is going bonkers....
Voters Want Senate to Act to SAVE Democracy
Let’s begin with a shocking revelation that will surely stun Washington: Voters would like their elected officials to… listen to them. I know. Radical concept. The Senate’s Favorite Hobby: Doing Nothing, But Elegantly The issue at hand is the SAVE Act—a piece of...
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Whoops, California! Here Come the Auditors!
California is on the Radar Well, it only took a few years, several billion dollars, and a nationwide reputation for bureaucratic chaos, but Washington is finally taking a closer look at California’s pandemic unemployment program. Federal officials are preparing to...
A Flood of Open House Seats—But Not Competitive Open Seats
Flood of retirements doesn’t impact the overall battlefield much A hefty number of House retirements means that the number of incumbents seeking reelection this year will be among the lowest in any election since the end of World War II. But just like in the...
Dems Panic at the Prospect of Illegals Not Voting
California’s political class has a talent for turning ordinary policy debates into performance art. The latest example? A proposal to effectively create an ICE-free buffer zone around polling places ahead of the 2026 midterms. Yes, really. State lawmakers are...
America’s Crime Anxiety: Voters Still Fear the Streets — and Still Lean Right for Solutions
Crime. Apparently, Americans are still worried about crime. Shocking, I know. After years of being told that rising violence was either exaggerated, misunderstood, or simply a matter of “perception,” it turns out the public has stubbornly refused to feel safer just...
Non-Citizens on the Voter Rolls? The Trust Gap Nobody in Washington Wants to Talk About
Image Credit: Fox News Here’s the part the political class keeps missing: this debate isn’t about statistics. It’s about trust. A new polling snapshot shows that 55 percent of likely voters believe non-citizens are illegally registered to vote in their state, with...
Nothing to See Here—So Why Did the FBI Bring Trucks?
If Fulton County officials truly believed there was nothing to hide, they picked a strange way to prove it. Last week’s FBI raid near Atlanta, where agents seized hundreds of boxes of 2020 election ballots and records, did not land in a vacuum. It landed in a...
The Great Immigration Stalemate: Everyone’s Furious, Nobody’s Moving
America has achieved something remarkable on immigration: perfect dysfunction. Not consensus. Not compromise. Not even productive disagreement. Just a clean, immovable split—locked in place like a rusted border fence everyone argues about and no one fixes. The...
CAGOP Update: 2 Years of Legal Drama Surrounding Alameda GOP, With Dramatic Update. (Hint: Alameda GOP Wins SLAPP Motion)
Alameda County is as blue as any county in the country gets. As of the time of this link it is 12.1% Republican. (VS 57.8% Dem) I bet you’d be surprised to know that they have been embroiled in lawfare for over two years. It started with a Wendy Huang filing...
The Two-Issue Warning Light Democrats Can’t Ignore
If you want to understand where the political ground is actually shifting heading into the midterms, forget the cable panels and the viral outrage of the day. Look at trust. Not enthusiasm. Not noise. Trust. And right now, on the two issues that most often decide...
When $3.6 Billion Vanishes and Nobody Checks Their Email
How Washington mastered the art of looking the other way WASHINGTON — In what may be the federal government’s most impressive demonstration of institutional indifference since the invention of the bureaucratic hold button, the Biden administration has...
California’s Hospice Miracle: Where Paperwork Heals the Nation
You almost have to admire the efficiency. While the rest of the country is busy struggling to afford groceries, gasoline, and health insurance, Los Angeles County has apparently discovered the secret to infinite healthcare money. Not cures. Not patients. Just...
Re-Post: Spot-On Schaper Article on Townhall About CA Gov’s Race
In 2018, I played a role in electing Chad Bianco Governor, but I have no stake personally in the current race. I thought this article on Towhall.com was worth a read. Republicans have not held the governor’s mansion in California since 2010. During the Tea...