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Pete Peterson: A Conservative Idealist, Winning in California

Amidst the general gloom about Republican electoral fortunes in California, past and present, came some good news last week: Pete Peterson, director of the Davenport Institute for Public Engagement and Civic Leadership at Pepperdine University, is leading the race for Secretary

Pete Peterson: A Conservative Idealist, Winning in California

White House Strategy: Fabricating Fear and Injustice

Facing mid-term elections and burdened with persistently high unemployment, President Obama is playing the race, gender, and class cards. Fabricating fear and injustice, such tactics keep the economy in slow gear and make worse the very people the President professes

White House Strategy: Fabricating Fear and Injustice

11 Reasons the Left Has Not Won the Culture War

It is not just Markos of Daily Kos infamy claiming the Left has won the culture war. The Week’s Matt Lewis is saying the same. Yeah, they are both kinda trolling. So ‘scuse me while I take the bait. Let’s

11 Reasons the Left Has Not Won the Culture War

Introducing The Black Conservatives Fund #SayItLoud

A political action committee has formed to help elect black conservatives at every level of government – an idea that is long overdue. BCF will be providing “direct contributions in addition to running TV and radio ads, conducting get-out-the vote

Introducing The Black Conservatives Fund #SayItLoud

Union Threatens Dems Who Oppose Keystone Pipeline

A construction trades union is jumping into the 2014 midterms. While it isn’t surprising when a union engages in politics, this particular union is going against the usual grain for union political expenditures by using its campaign dollars to threaten

Union Threatens Dems Who Oppose Keystone Pipeline

Student Union Votes to Ban Pro-Life Rallies

Cardiff University Students’ Union has attempted to ban pro-life demonstrations on campus despite opposition from the University’s Islamic, Catholic and Pro-Life societies, and some pro-abortion students. The Union’s senate last week debated the motion to “prevent affiliated societies and groups

Student Union Votes to Ban Pro-Life Rallies

Jimmy Carter Attacks 'Stupid' Supreme Court

Former President Jimmy Carter at the LBJ Library Civil Rights Summit said his greatest concern for America’s future is the “stupid” Supreme Court decision of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, which held the First Amendment prohibits the government from

Jimmy Carter Attacks 'Stupid' Supreme Court

Preibus Vows Court Challenge to Contribution Limits

On Hugh Hewitt’s radio show on Tuesday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus discussed his intentions to take on campaign finance law… Partial transcript as follows: HEWITT: So to summarize, I want people to really understand this. There is, you

Preibus Vows Court Challenge to Contribution Limits

California: The View from Texas

America’s biggest state is now getting its own Breitbart page. Or is it its second, counting Big Hollywood? Or its third, given Big Government’s content? If California is to make its way back to more liberty and less government–and America

California: The View from Texas

California: A Glimmer of Hope in San Diego

This is the moment for Breitbart News to focus on California. The times, they are a-changin’. Even in California. Last (or near last) in the nation in K-12 test scores and business climate, first (or near first) in high taxes,

California: A Glimmer of Hope in San Diego

Why It Is Hard to Fix California

“Maybe we can start again, in the new rich land–in California, where the fruit grows. We’ll start over.” – John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath  America is the greatest nation on Earth–and California, by virtue of its population, wealth and natural

Why It Is Hard to Fix California

As California Goes, So Goes the Nation

Welcome to Breitbart California. Whether you’re a resident of the Golden State, or looking into our carbon emission-filled snow globe from elsewhere, I think you will find yourself returning often–for there is no doubt that, as the saying goes, “As California Goes,

As California Goes, So Goes the Nation

SEIU to Place $15 Min. Wage on San Francisco Ballot

The Service Employees International Union (SEIU), one of the country’s most powerful public sector unions, will file a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage in San Francisco to $15 per hour (from $10.74), which would make it the highest

SEIU to Place $15 Min. Wage on San Francisco Ballot

Pilots' Unions at Odds in American Airlines Merger

Seniority is an important issue in the airline industry.  It affects everything from work schedules to job assignments to standby flight benefits and more.  It is so critical that it has created strange bedfellows in lawsuits filed last week regarding

Pilots' Unions at Odds in American Airlines Merger

Illinois Speaker Proposes Tax on Millionaires

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Two days after Illinois Republicans chose a multimillionaire as their candidate for governor, the powerful Chicago Democrat who controls the Illinois House proposed a tax on millionaires Thursday to fund the state’s financially strapped education system.

The Left Also Owns Atanus in Illinois

The left is having a collective giggle-fit over the nomination of Suzanne Atanus as the Republican nominee to challenge Jan Schakowsky in the 9th district of Illinois. I was the Republican nominee in 2010–and Atanus ran then, too. She was

The Left Also Owns Atanus in Illinois