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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How California Became ‘The Home of the Homeless’
The Supreme Court takes a swing and misses on West Coast homelessness in Grants Pass.
The Supreme Court takes a swing and misses on West Coast homelessness in Grants Pass. Kamala celebrates SEIU, likely undermines elder care. The falling fortunes of California’s Tesla and Fisker. Bonus: hated illegal immigrants. Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- David L. Bahnsen Truist Shareholder Meeting Presentation Video
- The complicated legacy of César Chávez
- Dozens of pro-Palestine protesters arrested at USC following demonstrations
- Cal Poly Humboldt closed through the weekend as protests continue
- Secret Service agent assigned to Kamala Harris hospitalized after exhibiting "distressing behavior," officials say
- Biden administration finalizes controversial minimum staffing mandate at nursing homes
- Supreme Court divided on homelessness case that will affect California encampment policy
- Reversing California’s decline
- The California progressives trying to cancel affordable housing
- Santa Monica approves $1 million per unit homeless housing project
- WATCH: The California progressives trying to cancel affordable housing
- New bill aims to help Arizonans get abortion care in California
- Calif. carmaker Fisker, once worth $2.9 billion, warns of looming bankruptcy
- Tesla lays off more than 3,300 California workers, mostly in Bay Area
- Clovis schools now more LGBTQ+ tolerant, union says. Here are the latest changes
- This California school district passed a ‘forced outing’ policy. Now it’s backing down
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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