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Subject UPDATE: FLASHREPORT EVOLVES TO... SO, DOES IT MATTER? ALL CA POLITICS
Date December 23, 2025 4:03 PM
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Email from FlashReport Fans Of FlashReport Are Encouraged To Make the Jump!   Wednesday, December 23, 2025         FlashReport Is Now The "So, Does It Matter?" Website on CA Politics. Check it out! A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM FLASHREPORT PUBLISHER JON FLEISCHMAN  I’m happy to share that the FlashReport Website on California Politics, which I started as a newsletter in 2001 and expanded to a website in 2006, has now transitioned to my widely read Substack: So Does It Matter? - All California politics! www.flashreport.org is now www.sodoesitmatter.com Since launching last April, FlashReport Presents: So Does It Matter has gained a large following and often appears on the Bestseller and Rising lists in U.S. Politics on Substack, which has over 30 million daily readers. You don’t need to sign up for Substack to read the site—you can keep reading just like you did with the FlashReport. Visit the main page to see the latest posts, or use the archive button to browse hundreds of past entries. What we offer now is different from the old FlashReport, which aggregated news stories from across California on a single page. This time, you’ll get a more curated experience from me. Every weekday, I post twice, covering breaking news, political updates, issue toolkits, columns, and opinion pieces—mostly about California politics.   There are great weekly features that include: Winners & Losers For The Week In CA Politics California Patriot Profiles Of Amazing People A Video Interview With Someone Who Matters in CA Politics Plus: Breaking News Issue Tool Kits - breaking down issues Political Hot Takes - the latest insider tidbits In-Depth Analysis Pieces And much more! So click here to visit the main page. You’ll be asked whether you want to sign up for daily emails, and I recommend doing so. It's free! There’s also an optional premium level if you want extra features, but there’s no pressure to upgrade. I want to thank everyone who has been part of what has been the current iteration of the FlashReport over the past 25 years, especially our editors: Nicholas Romero from the early days, Anton Hartmann, and a huge thank you to John Hrabe, who edited the news page almost every day for over 16 years—even while traveling to dozens of countries. So far, we’ve published more than 20,000 original columns and blog posts and shared news links for over 7,000 consecutive days. But the journey continues on the new site!  Of course, a big word of appreciation to the dozens of California conservatives who at one point or another blogged for FlashReport, and we featured thousands of original columns. A big thank you to our regular Sunday (and then some) columnist for the last few years, Bruce Bialosky. I also want to thank our advertisers—from the hundreds who helped launch FlashReport years ago, to those who supported us with ads every month or year. I want to clarify that the FlashReport experience isn’t ending. It started as a newsletter before becoming a news aggregator, and now it’s a feature-rich super site —stronger than ever! There’s plenty for you to read and watch, and I’m adding more video content each week. California remains the largest and most important state in the country. If you appreciate honest reporting and analysis, as I’ve provided for years, stay with us! Sincerely,  Jon Fleischman, Publisher of the FlashReport and now FlashReport's So, Does It Matter? Check it out right now and see our latest Patriot Profile! FlashReport's So, Does It Matter? | 4040 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 250 | Newport Beach, CA 92660 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice
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