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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‘I’ is for ‘Intifada’
Newsom shuts down the public Christmas tree lighting ceremony for fears of anti-Israel protests, faces a $58 billion budget deficit, and may have a road to the White House in 2024.
Newsom shuts down the public Christmas tree lighting ceremony for fears of anti-Israel protests, faces a $58 billion budget deficit, and (if columnist Joe Mathews is right) may have a road to the White House in 2024. Also: Income-based utility bills are coming, the University of California erupts over calls to confront antisemitism, and Oakland’s teacher union proposes a new reading curriculum it calls “‘I’ is for Intifada.” Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- VDH: De Santis’s Reality Defeats Newsom’s Fantasy World
- It’s Gavin Newsom’s Democratic party
- Press: Gavin Newsom’s master class for Democrats
- Newsom cements place as star for Democrats
- California could have a $58B budget shortfall, Legislative Analyst's Office says
- Kamala Harris’s performative scolding of Israel
- Mathews: Come home, Kamala Harris, and run for governor
- Kamala Harris’s performative scolding of Israel
- Republican caucus asks Newsom to join them in killing income-based utility bills
- SDG&E income-based billing structure met with pushback during utility commission meeting
- California’s income tax on electricity
- Mayor Karen Bass's $67 Million Homeless Program Has Only Housed 255 So Far
- University of California professors push back on UC president’s call for ‘viewpoint-neutral’ history of Middle East
- ‘I is for Intifada’: Oakland district warns teachers over push for pro-Palestinian curriculum
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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