Will Swaim is the CEO of the California Policy Center and, with David L. Bahnsen, a co-host of National Review’s Radio Free California podcast.
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Episode 268: The Meaning of the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
What the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for Gavin Newsom.
What the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for Gavin Newsom. A.B. 5 continues its death spiral. LA’s teachers union says it’ll shut down schools for the third time in four years — for the “kids,” by which they mean the adults. The city of Huntington Beach sues Gavin Newsom over housing. State assemblyman Bill Essayli (R., Riverside) says he’s working to “reset” the relationship between schools and parents — and that has teachers unions terrified. State senator Scott Wiener is at it again, trying to hide tax increases from voters. Music by Metalachi.
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- California appeals court reverses most of ruling deeming Prop. 22 invalid
- Los Angeles teachers, other workers plan three-day strike as labor woes explode
- “Noise, not substance”: Special Silicon Valley Bank Dividend Cafe (March 13)
- Gov. Newsom working with White House, Treasury after fall of Silicon Valley Bank
- Biden says taxpayer money won't be used to bail out Silicon Valley Bank after collapse
- Editorial: Newsom, Bonta and the righteous fight to block Huntington Beach’s NIMBYism
- Huntington Beach sues Newsom
- GOP bills stall in committee + Former CAGOP chair wants to prevent embarrassing endorsements
- Editorial: California lawmakers try again to deceive voters
- California bill would compel teachers to out transgender students to their parents
- Should Californians have a right to housing? New constitutional amendment could guarantee it
- Sen. Scott Wiener’s second attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of tax-weary voters
David L. Bahnsen is the managing partner of a wealth-management firm and a frequent writer and public commentator on matters of economics, faith and work, and markets.
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