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Obamacare’s Broken Promises and Washington’s Latest Health Care Standoff
Obamacare’s broken promises on keeping plans/doctors and lowering premiums, combined with Democrats' temporary pandemic-era enhanced ACA subsidies expiring December 31, 2025—affecting mainly 2.6 million higher-income enrollees—have created a predictable fiscal cliff and partisan standoff, underscoring the need for bipartisan, durable health care reform.
The Sanctioning of Jacques Baud: Free Speech, Propaganda, and the Boundaries of Dissent in the European Union
The EU’s sanctioning of Swiss former colonel Jacques Baud for alleged pro-Russian propaganda, conspiracy theories, and information manipulation undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty raises concerns about free speech suppression, parallels to Soviet-era dissent criminalization and contrasts with robust First Amendment protections in the USA.
Leadership, Accountability, and Community: Lessons from Local Governance at NJUHSD
Andrew Klein’s routine reelection as NJUHSD Board President deserves congratulations amid manufactured controversy, while the Grass Valley racial violence attack must be condemned without evidence-free links to school governance, calling for consistent accountability, fairness, and rejection of intimidation from all sides.
Nevada County’s Leadership and the Duty They Swore to Uphold
The pattern emerging in Nevada County tells a different story.
Why California Must Require a Supermajority of Voters for Any Constitutional Change
California must require a two-thirds supermajority of all registered voters for any constitutional amendment to ensure broad consensus, protect fundamental rights like reproductive freedom and marriage equality, and prevent changes by slim majorities or low turnout.
Election of Socialist Zohran Mamdani and Necessity to Abandon Modern American Culture
Zohran Mamdani’s socialist win in New York City reveals a fatal cultural rift: our Constitution requires virtuous self-restraint, but America now embraces entitlement, permissiveness, and state control. This mismatch breeds instability and invites tyranny. To save the republic, we must reject takers’ culture and revive personal responsibility, fiscal discipline, and civic virtue—now.
The RV Ordinance Isn’t Compassion — It’s a Step Backward
Nevada County cares deeply—neighbors fix fences and roofs together. But the RV Dwelling Ordinance isn't housing; it's survival living. RVs aren't built for year-round use: thin insulation, flammable materials, weak roofs collapse under snow. It demands costly upgrades anyone could use for real homes. This risks health, fire, and displacement for vulnerable residents. Vote NO on ORD25-1. Build permanent, affordable homes instead.
Mail-in Ballots for All? My Story Shows Why We Need Common-Sense Reform
A non-citizen was mistakenly registered to vote via California's Motor Voter law and still receives mail-in ballots years later, highlighting systemic flaws in automatic registration and universal mail voting that erode election integrity.
Echoes of the Masses: From Tarde to Desmet, Unraveling the ‘No Kings’ Rally’s Hidden Currents
“No Kings” rallies, fueled by contagious ideas and loneliness, dissolve reason into collective fervor, binding followers in delusion. Eternal values break ideological hypnosis, restoring individual clarity and resisting the crowd’s sway, as warned by Tarde, Le Bon, Freud, Arendt, and Desmet.
Don’t Let California Join the Gerrymandering Game
Across the country, high-stakes chess games are being played out and the pieces are us. While the media frames every move as a fight for “democracy,” the truth is more troubling. Politicians on both sides are manipulating voters, rewriting rules, and weaponizing redistricting. Gavin Newsom’s Proposition 50 isn’t a defense against that game; it’s another move in it.
Proposition 50 Threatens Nevada County’s Voice
“The impact on rural counties like ours would be anything but minor.”
Why Should Rural California Be Thrown Under the Bus?
“…sacrificing fairness and representation here at home to fight someone else’s political battles is not leadership, it’s abandoning rural representation. California shouldn’t punish its own voters just to make a point in a national partisan tug-of-war.”
Nevada County’s Appointment of a Non-Resident Clerk-Recorder Is No Coincidence
“By putting the process on display while steering toward a foregone conclusion, the insiders gave the appearance of openness while concealing the most important fact: one of the two finalists was legally ineligible.”
Noga Wizansky – A Caricature of Nevada County Democrats
“This progressive activist who spoke out against the vigil after the assassination is not make believe. She actually lives among us.”
The Power of Words, the Weakness of Violence
“Violence is not an extension of political debate; it is its destruction. It is what happens when words are abandoned, when dialogue breaks down, when persuasion is replaced with force.”
Vladimir Putin’s Perspective on the Soviet Union: Nostalgia, Realism, and National Identity
Vladimir Putin said, “If you are not nostalgic for the Soviet Union, you don't have a heart. If you want the Soviet Union to come back, you don't have a brain.”
Where Were You When Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated?
We and our children have been continually exposed to progressive political violence and assassination attempts for the past decade.
When Law Becomes Politics: Kit Elliott and Nevada County’s Electionmandering
“Elliott’s tenure has been marked by legal strategies that often looked less like neutral lawyering and more like political manipulation.”
Who Wrote SR 25-1940? Nevada County’s Democracy Deserves Answers
On July 22, 2025, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors quietly pulled Agenda Item SR 25-1940 from its meeting agenda without explanation.
Yeltsin’s Populist Challenge to the Soviet Elite and Local Government Excesses
Highlighting the growing disparity and corruption within the Soviet system, Yeltsin criticized the ruling officials for prioritizing their own privileges and luxuries over the well-being of everyday citizens.