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Author: Evan Gahr

Evan Gahr was the Washington Gadfly columnist for the Daily Caller and press critic for New York Post editorial page editor Eric Breindel.

Latest CA Attorney General Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Hyperbolic Assault

July 13, 2020   1:29 amJuly 13, 2020   7:11 am
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra sued the Trump Administration last Thursday over its edict that would revoke the visas of foreign students who only take classes online, claiming that ICE exceeded its authority with the directive, and it would endanger...
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California AG Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Coronavirus Relief Funds for Schools

July 8, 2020   8:20 pmJuly 8, 2020   8:27 pm
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra sued the Trump Education Department on Tuesday over its decision to make federal coronavirus relief funds readily available to private schools by supposedly applying the wrong standard on how money is appropriated. The federal Coronavirus...
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Toppled Statues Are Subject of Laudatory Article and Gentle Rebuke by SF Mayor

June 24, 2020   4:55 pmJune 24, 2020   4:58 pm
Historic sins of the past were revisited with countenanced criminality in California last weekend. Blatantly violating the California criminal code, Native American activists in Los Angeles toppled an offending statue. But their criminality was the subject of an entirely laudatory...
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Fullerton School District Votes to Remove Name of Alleged Klansman from Auditorium

June 20, 2020   7:27 amJune 20, 2020   7:30 am
The massive unrest unleashed by the killing of George Floyd spawned what is being dubbed the “cancel culture.” “Liberal McCarthyite witch hunt” is perhaps a more apt term. People are getting fired from jobs for saying things that by any...
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California Letting Out More Prisoners Over COVID in Second Wave of Early Release Program

June 18, 2020   11:17 amJune 18, 2020   11:23 am
California is releasing some prisoners early to stem the spread of the coronavirus in the Golden State’s jails. The jail birds will be sprung starting July 1, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The idea is to...
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UC Regents Vote To Restore Race-Based Admissions

June 17, 2020   6:40 amJune 17, 2020   6:44 am
The University of California wants to return to the days of race-based admissions. The UC Regents voted unanimously Monday to restore affirmative action for the sake of attaining a “diverse” student body and to support ACA 5, which would void...
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Mob Rule: UCLA Suspends Professor For Refusing to Cancel Finals for Black Students after George Floyd killing

June 16, 2020   12:19 pmJune 16, 2020   12:20 pm
The University of California Los Angeles has suspended an accounting professor who mocked a student for demanding that he basically cancel final exams for black students and afford them other leniency in light of the protests over the killing of...
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