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Commentary: Don’t wait for flames to demand change
This month marks the one-year anniversary of the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires that tore apart Los Angeles County. These fires killed 31 people, destroyed over 16,000 structures, and left behind $28 billion in insured losses. Even over 100 miles away in North County San Diego, we felt the deep impact....
"Newsom's goal isn't to help Californians, his goal to stay in the nation media, and be a headline and a common name in households across America." - Cole Marting
Opinion: Newsom’s 2028 Campaign Starts with California’s Ashes
This week, California Governor Gavin Newsom traveled to Washington, D.C., to pitch the Trump Administration on much-needed wildfire aid for the devastating fires that recently ravaged Southern California. It’s a move that comes a dollar short and a day late...
Stories & Insights | Meet Cole Marting
I started my professional journey in Washington D.C., having the honor of working at the highest levels of political campaigns, driven by a deep belief that quality leadership is essential to improving lives in our communities. My mission was clear: to ensure that principled, conservative leaders who understood the value of hard work and common sense held office...
Meet Cole Marting
We caught up with the brilliant and insightful Cole Marting a few weeks ago and have shared our conversation below. Hi Cole, so happy you were able to devote some time to sharing your thoughts and wisdom with our community...
Meet Cole Marting | Conservative Author, Commentator, and Political Activist
A lot of my work revolves around the belief that California is worth saving—and that we can do it. For years, the state has suffered under misguided policies and mismanagement, with one party rule in Sacramento steering us toward high taxes, rampant homelessness and crime, and a high speed train to nowhere. But I firmly believe these challenges can be overcome. My book...
Conservative on Dems: 'Americans are suffering from their leadership'
Cole Marting, a California conservative, criticized the Democratic Party after Biden announced his withdrawal earlier Sunday. In a statement to USA TODAY, Marting, a member of the San Diego Young Republicans, called Biden’s withdrawal a "clear sign that the Democratic Party has failed to address the critical issues of our generation," adding: "Regardless of the name at the top of the Democrat ticket, Americans are suffering from their leadership..."
Opinion: A High-Speed Fail
In 2008, California voters approved the ambitious California High-Speed Rail project, hoping for a futuristic, easy, and efficient transportation system. The goal was to connect California's major metropolitan areas, cut down on traffic, reduce emissions, and ultimately be a better alternative to short shuttle flights. So, in 2024, you would expect thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of Californians to use this system daily, but you would be very wrong...
Opinion: Why I couldn’t quit on California and you shouldn't either
California has always been a state of dreams and opportunities. From the Gold Rush to the birth of Silicon Valley...
A Good Introduction to the Problems Plaguing California
I found this book to be a near-perfect introduction for anyone looking to learn more about the specific political problems that California is facing...
A Bold Vision for California's Resurgence
A California native breaks down the problems Californians are facing and lays out out how to resolve them...
Serial theft in California is not merely an inconvenience — it’s a crisis. From catalytic converter thefts to brazen smash-and-grab robberies, to the porch pirate package stealers, this escalating problem shatters our sense of security...
Opinion: As a California Republican, I believe it is vital for my party to embrace electric vehicle (EV) technology.
It is no secret the US is facing economic turmoil-- and EVs provide a chance to ease the burden on families. According to a recent report, all-electric vehicles could create over 150,000 jobs by 2030. These are 150,000 more Americans that can put food on their tables...
