As Milei proved in Argentina, far-left status quos can’t last forever and can be defeated
California’s entire political structure is aligned against change and favors the status quo. But that doesn’t mean it can’t happen.
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Jon Coupal: Assembly Bill 205 blows back on Democrats who voted for it
They pass bills they have not read with fiscal impacts they do not know, and they say you lack the expertise?
What you need to know about California’s Proposition 1
A political drill
Is California really a low property tax state?
How many Californians would answer that in the affirmative?
California is not East Berlin. A wealth tax in California would expedite the exodus.
The U.S. Constitution will not allow the state government to build a wall to keep citizens in, and then shoot tax bills at them when they try to escape.
Let the California budget kabuki dance begin
The current budget process is broken and with the challenges that now confront California, even beyond the $68 billion deficit, the time would be right to bring a more rational...
Colorado’s lesson to California about tax reform
California taxpayers will have a golden opportunity to put California back on track toward fiscal sanity next November.
Santa Jarvis’ naughty and nice list
Time to find out who's naughty and nice to California taxpayers this year.
Jon Coupal: California is pulling in more money, but spending it all away, and more
What is a deficit, really?
Will California’s budget woes impact tax reforms?
Why anti-taxpayer interests are waging this war