The Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Pacific Legal Foundation, which is one of the most time-honored, serious and sober

minded groups, legal groups is on this topic and it is astounding.

I only did about half the article and it's very, very eloquent talking about, for instance,

Ruth Simmons, the first black president of an Ivy League University, once said,

one's voice grew stronger in encounters with opposing views.

The collision of views and ideologies is in the DNA of the academic enterprise.

No collision avoidance technology is needed here.

Well, that point of view has changed completely to now in California.

You have to vow to adhere to one ideology if you're going to teach our college students.

And people wonder, why are people leaving California?

Oh, it's the traffic.

I guess housing is expensive and traffic and I'm sorry and taxes are high.

All of those things are something.

But almost nothing is one thing.

But one factor that the national media never gets right is the number of Californians

who, and I've used this phrase before, just don't want to be party to that anymore.

Like a enforced wokeism in the colleges.

Who, what the hell?

And I came across this by Will Swame, also about Cal Unicornia.

I thought there was terrific writing.

Closing the books on 2021, the California Department of Finance recently announced the

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