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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So They Buried An Axe-Murderer
The California Parole Board sends Erik Menendez back to prison — but not for reasons you might think.
The California Parole Board sends Erik Menendez back to prison -- but not for reasons you might think. Newsom wins on his redistricting battle (for the moment) and still finds the time to blast Bed Bath & Beyond for its refusal to reopen in California. California Democrat Representative Robert Garcia’s rising national prominence embodies the left’s confusion on energy and wealth formation. Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- Erik Menendez to remain in prison after decision by California Parole Board
- Obama endorses Newsom’s redistricting proposal as a ‘responsible approach’
- ‘He’s trying to rig the election.’ Newsom bashes Trump as redistricting campaign kicks off
- California Supreme Court clears way for Newsom’s redistricting plan
- Gut and Amend AB 604: From “inactive voter registrations” to “new maps”
- Gut and Amend SB 280: From “prohibition on contributions in state and local government office buildings” to “new elections”
- Gut and Amend ACA 8: From “automatic election of unchallenged incumbent judges” to the “Election Rigging Response Act.”
- How will California’s congressional gerrymander attempt play out in the long run?
- California Common Cause advisory board members quit in gerrymandering fallout
- Kamala Harris swears in Rep. Robert Garcia as top Democrat on Congressional Oversight Committee
- Whose oil money?
- While not great, Long Beach roads have gotten better, as alleyways continue to suffer
- Man sleeping on sidewalk killed when truck rolls over him, Long Beach police say
- Silicon Valley lawmakers want to decriminalize homelessness
- Downtown Sacramento cafe discouraged after instances of public defecation
- California, epicenter of the nation’s housing crisis, is finally getting a housing agency
- ‘Overregulated, expensive, and risky:’ Retail giant’s CEO slams California
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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