Independence

A Velvet Divorce

I am a Californian. For fifty years, starting with Edmund Brown Sr, I have supported Democratic candidates in state and national races. This election, however, with the victory of the most odious man to ever emerge on the American political scene, has been a game changer from me. I changed my California voter registration to […]

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peace

Of War and Peace

It’s clearly stated in the introduction to the California National Party platform: “The CNP is committed to working – through peaceful and democratic means – toward a legally binding referendum on independence.” The italics are mine, for emphasis. Five words that are more than an overarching description of our fundamental philosophy. I see them as […]

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A better future for California

Think of an Independent California

It’s easy to look at  the results of this past election with a real and grim sense of foreboding.  America has voted in the worst sort of incompetent to ever occupy the Oval Office. Any thinking person with moderate intelligence can realize there is no scenario where this could possibly end well. But, for Californians […]

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California’s Education Crisis

Coastal elite. For anyone not familiar with the conservative lingo, it is a term often accompanied by accusations of being intellectually antagonistic. This term is slung around like an insult, although like most Californians, it’s a mantle I take no shame in bearing. If I am to be marked with a scarlet emblem, coastal elite […]

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Divine Dissatisfaction and Audacious Faith

A special guest blog: At times the quest for a free, independent and prosperous California nation may seem a quixotic one. The tides we swim against are entrenched and powerful. On this day that marks the memory of one of the greatest leaders in American history, I felt it only fitting to let Dr. Martin […]

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A World Worth Fighting For

“Imagine a world worth living in, a world worth fighting for.” ― Leslie Feinberg I first met the legendary transgender activist Les Feinberg in the late nineties. I was in my twenties, presenting as male, and living the life of leaden nullification my fellow travelers know. All was still and dark, gray and cold, not simply […]

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National Chair New Year’s Letter and Call to Action

Office of the California National Party National Chair January 1, 2017 Fellow CNP Leaders, This is an extremely exciting time to be part of the California National Party!  I want to personally thank each and every one of you for everything you are doing to build the CNP and create a stronger California for all […]

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Imagine the US Without California. Plenty of Californians Are: ‘BradCast’ 12/30/2016

Natalie Blake, co-chair of the LA CNP chapter, gives a great interview here for the Bradcast podcast.  Check it out and give them a visit if you like what you hear!  Natalie’s segment starts at 14 minutes in. On today’s BradCast, I’m in for Brad again. We start by pick up where we left off […]

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Budgeting Morality

In 1940, the great Californian writer, John Steinbeck, made what may be the best argument for California’s independence: Some time ago a congress of honest men refused an appropriation of several hundreds of millions of dollars to feed our people. They said, and meant it, that the economic structure of the country would collapse under […]

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RSVP for our Canvassing training

In order to qualify as a party the CNP needs 50k people to change their voter registration to CNP.  It’s easy, free, and take just a couple minutes – if you haven’t already switched you can do so online in 5 minutes or less.  Once we get there our candidates qualify for campaign financing and […]

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