Grievances

In Orange County, vaccination passports are being considered by the Board of Supervisors despite the outrage of thousands of residents. These passports have the potential to devolve into a social

The California Attorney Generals’s office is considering for placement on the November 2021 ballot an initiative that would replace the “Bicameral Assembly and Senate with a Unicameral Non-Partisan Legislature and

The Biden administration has announced that it is uncertain that schools can reopen full-time for in-person learning because of the pandemic’s unpredictability. In California for 2021-2022 there is no money

Recounts the rising crime, soaring home costs, unprecedented homelessness, failed schools, delayed school openings, rising pension debt, extended lock-downs and releasing of criminals from prisons as evidence of our failed

Identifies the relevance of the Nuremberg Code to what we are experiencing today with imposed requirements to receive an experimental vaccination for the coronavirus, forced masking, and social distancing. 

Explains the means by which the governor and the state’s Democrat leaders are planning to set the terms for any future election in California to ensure that they remain in

Since World War II, California has been America’s top agricultural state and 95 percent of California’s 77,400 farms are family owned. This grievance highlights the manipulation of water resources in

During their 11-month, full-time session, California’s legislature passed nearly 3,000 bills in one year, legislating every nuance of Californians’ lives. Our “run-away legislature”, having granted dictatorial legislative powers to the

Examines the definition of a failed state, suggesting California meets that criteria as a result of predatory government and bureaucratic behavior. The resulting inability to “fulfill the administrative and organizational