April 18, 2026
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Author: Richie Greenberg

Richie Greenberg is a long-time San Francisco resident, political commentator and former Republican candidate for mayor. He was founder and media spokesman for the recall of DA Chesa Boudin. Follow him on X @greenbergnation and greenbergnation.com

Sanctuary Policies Must Be Challenged By All Means

April 7, 2026   2:20 pmApril 7, 2026   2:20 pm
The concept of Sanctuary City and Sanctuary State, which maliciously limit a jurisdiction’s cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, represents a profound betrayal of civil society’s foundational principles: uniform rule of law, public safety, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources. These...
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Greenberg: A Novice Congressional Candidate Blows it on Energy Politics

March 25, 2026   7:16 amMarch 25, 2026   7:16 am
The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway separating Iran from Oman and the United Arab Emirates, is a critical global chokepoint. Roughly 25% of the world’s seaborne oil trade, about 20 million barrels per day, normally passes through it. Today...
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The Vietnam Mirage: Why Claims of a U.S. Quagmire in Iran Are Fundamentally Misguided

March 21, 2026   4:48 pmMarch 21, 2026   4:48 pm
In the weeks since the joint U.S./Israeli military campaign against Iran began, a familiar chorus has risen from left-wing cable-news panels and op-ed pages. Commentators warn that America has been “dragged into another Vietnam”, a grinding, open-ended conflict that will...
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Greenberg: Yes, Trump Has the Legal Power to Strike

March 2, 2026   3:10 amMarch 2, 2026   3:11 am
Contrary to Left-wing activists’ incessant rants, U.S. Presidents do indeed possess broad authority, as Commander in Chief, to order limited military actions, including missile strikes against foreign adversaries, without any legal obligation to seek prior congressional approval nor engage in...
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Greenberg: Newsom Once Again Proves He’s Unfit to Lead

February 26, 2026   3:33 amFebruary 26, 2026   3:34 am
 In the grand theater of international trade, tariffs have always been the quiet enforcers, leveling the playing field when other nations play dirty, protect domestic jobs, and occasionally remind adversaries that actions have consequences. The U.S. Supreme Court’s February 20,...
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Greenberg: The Irony – Ineligible Blacks May Fund SF Reparations

February 22, 2026   4:00 amFebruary 22, 2026   4:01 am
San Francisco’s controversial reparations initiative, formalized and signed by Mayor Daniel Lurie on December 23, 2025, creates a dedicated Reparations Fund (essentially, a new city hall-administered bank account) – to dole out restitution to the city’s Black residents which were...
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Greenberg: Holocaust Payments and Black Reparations Cannot Be Compared

February 11, 2026   8:00 amFebruary 11, 2026   8:01 am
In reparations debates, the reference to Germany’s payments to Holocaust survivors as a precedent for compensating descendants of American slaves is a rhetorical sleight-of-hand. “If Germany can pay Jews,” the argument goes, “why can’t San Francisco pay Black people?” Reality...
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