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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Those Who Can’t Teach Become Real Estate Developers
Presiding over the nation’s worst public schools ain’t enough, so California schools chief Tony Thurmond wants to build millions of homes.
Presiding over the nation’s worst public schools ain’t enough, so California schools chief Tony Thurmond wants to build millions of homes. Newsom cheers as Chevron leaves California. LA Unified finds a new way to screw over poor kids. "Newsom phones" for illegal immigrants and others. The Los Angeles Times is the bagman for the environmentalist mob. Bonus: CPC’s Edward Ring on the return of drought. Music by Metalachi.
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- Everything was going Kamala Harris’ way. Then came the market sell-off.
- What Chevron's move to Houston means for the energy capital
- Tony Thurmond seeks to build millions of affordable housing units for teachers
- LAUSD ordered to hand over records in long-running funding dispute with archdiocese
- 10 years later, California may finally allow undocumented immigrants cell service subsidies
- Editorial: California’s plastic bag ban accidentally created another waste problem. Let’s fix it now
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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