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CalWatch
Observing California's desperate attempt to stay afloat in a raging sea of liberalism......

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» California's Gift of Shame
By External Article | Published 08/30/2010 | CalWatch
       How IOUs, layoffs, late payments, and other bad news may still save the Golden State.
» Calif. GOP Hopes Statewide Slate Lifts Others, Too
By External Article | Published 08/24/2010 | CalWatch
        For the first time in memory, California Republicans have a diverse statewide slate of candidates to field this fall, a lineup their state party chairman calls "an inspirational ticket."  Coupled with national momentum for conservatives, the California GOP is hoping this might be their breakthrough year.
» Obama, Boxer, and the California Awakening
By External Article | Published 08/18/2010 | CalWatch
         If you were to travel through Central California today, you’d see lots of brown, and not-so-vividly-green crops along the sides of the highways, because farmers are trying to grow them with a fraction of the water that they actually need.
» Neverland State Park
By Harris Sherline | Published 07/22/2010 | CalWatch

        The Sacramento Bee recently reported that the NAACP is backing an idea that has been advanced by California state assemblyman Mike Davis, to turn Michael Jackson’s Neverland property into a state park.  The list of reasons why this is a bad idea starts with the fact that there is no money in the state’s coffers for an expenditure of the magnitude that this would require. 

» California Conservatives Welcome Chief Justice's Resignation
By External Article | Published 07/18/2010 | CalWatch
        Ronald M. George has held the position since 1996, a period during which critic Craig Huey says the chief justice left a trail of moral decay in California's highest court.


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