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Voters Give Cali to the Spenders
I expected Californians would look the calamitous condition of their state in the eye on Election Day and vote to stay the disastrous course. But I was surprised at just how disastrous a course they...
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Crazed Greenies Suffer a Defeat
I knew Measure F, the San Francisco ballot measure that would destroy the city’s primary water supply in a massive grovel to the Earth Goddess, would fail. It was worth watching anyway. If the measure...
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Up In Smoke
We admit it – we don’t like excessive regulatory burdens placed on business … but we just can’t seem to get as concerned when the affected businesses are pot growers and sellers. Nevertheless, there...
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The Great Redistricting Heist
Proposition 20, which passed in 2010, was supposed to set up a nonpartisan redistricting committee that was tasked with sorting out the gerrymandered mess of California political districts in the...
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Brown Wants California to Lead U.S. to New Taxes
Are Californians shooting themselves in the head with Prop. 30? Despite a continuing economic malaise that keeps his state behind most others in recovering from the recession, California governor Jerry...
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“… And Why It Matters To America”
I added “and Why It Matters to America” to the subtitle of Crazifornia because California’s self-destruction does indeed matter to the rest of the country. As I note in the book’s first chapter, the...
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The Second Day of the Twelve Days of Crazifornia
“On the second day of Crazifornia, Moonbeam gave to me two super-majorities And a tax hike on millionaires.” I finished writing Crazifornia immediately after the June 2012 primary election, so it ended...
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The Twelve Days of Crazifornia
“On the twelfth day of Crazifornia, Gov. Moonbeam gave to me twelve months of craziness, Eleven propositions Ten UC tuition hikes, Nine “high-speed rail links,” Eight states’ worth of takers, Seven-ty...
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