California didn’t think its highway funding through

March 28, 2025

California didn’t think its highway funding through

California Democrats are once again proving they do not plan much of anything carefully, which shows exactly the kind of short-sighted thinking that has run the state into the ground. As of last year, California had the highest gas tax in the country. The state has jacked up the gas tax in recent years, using […]

CBO says refusing to reform Social Security means a 24% benefit cut in 9 years

As recently as last year, Social Security trustees bragged that Social Security wouldn’t reach insolvency until 2034 and that the following year, benefits would only have to be cut by 17%. In its dire and devastating long-term budget outlook for the next 30 years, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office put that lie to bed. In […]

Tillis faces a challenging reelection bid

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) has begun raising funds for his 2026 reelection campaign, a seat that will be a top target for Democrats to flip. Tillis first won his seat in the Republican-friendly 2014 midterm election and was reelected in 2020. Tillis won both elections by slightly more than one point after trailing in the […]

FBI Director Kash Patel is off to a strong start

Though highly controversial when nominated for his role by President Donald Trump and only confirmed by 51-49 votes, FBI Director Kash Patel has impressed in his first five weeks on the job. Members of Congress from both parties have been heartened by Patel’s energetic response to their requests for FBI records. Patel has also appeared […]

California’s high-speed rail will never be completed

All we ever hear about California’s high-speed rail project is that it needs more funding, has been delayed, or both. It is time for California to face the reality that it will probably never be finished. The latest update comes courtesy of the California Legislative Analyst’s Office at a transportation-focused budget hearing in Sacramento. Legislators […]

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Gomez’s questions about Hegseth drinking show Democrats aren’t serious people

Democrats are faking outrage over the Signal group chat incident. Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s (D-CA) rant on Wednesday at a House Intelligence Committee hearing on global security threats is all the proof one needs. The California politician all but accused Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth of being drunk and posting the details of an airstrike in […]

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