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Check out articles and media interviews with the authors discussing The California Left Coast Survivor’s Guide.

To schedule an interview or speaking engagement with one of the authors, contact Tim Anaya at (916) 389-9774 or [email protected].

Tim interview with Andy Hooser on the Voice of Reason show

Tim interview with Kelly Frost on the Freedom in Action Hour with Kelly Frost on KQMS Radio in Redding. 

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Tim Anaya with guest host Mary Walter on the David Webb Show on Sirius XM Patriot, Channel 125

Tim Anaya on the Rod and Greg Show on KNRS Radio in Salt Lake City

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Pioneer Institute Interview

Learning From California: Policy Lessons From Golden State Exodus

Joe Selvaggi speaks with Tim Anaya of the Pacific Research Institute about his new book, The California Left Coast Survivor’s Guide, exploring insights and lessons on how Massachusetts can stay competitive.

In the Wall Street Journal

by Kimberley Strassel

The Trump Campaign Reboot
The GOP launches a new strategy to shore up the electoral terrain. Will it work?

At a recent press conference, California Gov. Gavin Newsom boldly proclaimed what he called a “fact” – “California has lower residential utility bills than states like Texas, states like Florida.”  Ask any Californian paying their summer power bills and they’ll tell you a different story. Government data also offers a fact check – Energy Information Administration figures show the average monthly price of electricity was 34.3 cents per kilowatt hour in May (second to Hawaii), compared to 14.7 cents in Texas and 13.63 cents in Florida. Read the Article.

‘California way’ offers a preview of a Harris’ presidency – The Washington Times

By Kerry Jackson and Tim Anaya
Even though she has been vice president for nearly four years, given her acceptance speech, sat for one TV interview with her running mate and had one debate, voters still have questions about where Kamala Harris stands on key issues and her future governing agenda.

This is likely her handlers’ strategy, because outside of the bluest precincts, her California roots are a weakness. Read more

Issues and Insights – Banned In California – Excerpt

Editor’s note: This has been excerpted with permission from the Pacific Research Institute. To order “The California Left Coast Survivor’s Guide,” click here.

Properly packed survival kits can save lives. Those wanting to survive the Left Coast would be advised to take with them into the wilderness a plastic tube tent, an emergency sleeping bag, a fire source, tinder, a signaling device, light, water, a knife, duct tape and a few other things. Read more

Unleash Prosperity Hotline – Labor Day Weekend Edition
Issue #1093

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In the OC Register

Kamala Harris is wrong. The ‘California Way,’ not corporate greed, hikes grocery prices

Kamala Harris’ first major policy proposal as the Democratic presidential nominee is a whopper – a proposed law outlawing “price gouging” by grocery stores. Harris is right: we’re paying more at the grocery store these days.  According to the Federal Reserve, food prices are up about 20 percent compared to when Harris became vice president. Read the Article

In the Detroit News

Adopting policies the ‘California Way’ could skyrocket energy costs
By Kerry Jackson and Tim Anaya

At a recent press conference, California Gov. Gavin Newsom boldly proclaimed what he called a “fact” – “California has lower residential utility bills than states like Texas, states like Florida.”  Ask any Californian paying their summer power bills and they’ll tell you a different story. Government data also offers a fact check – Energy Information Administration figures show the average monthly price of electricity was 34.3 cents per kilowatt hour in May (second to Hawaii), compared to 14.7 cents in Texas and 13.63 cents in Florida.

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