Journalist, Radio Talk Host, And Host Of The 'Adult In The Room Podcast'
Victoria Taft is a journalist, radio talk host, and host of the "Adult in the Room Podcast." She covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, culture, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. Victoria's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion, Knowledia, and PJTV.
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All of a sudden, Gavin Newsom decided that now was the time — during his unofficial presidential non-campaign — to tackle "affordability."
It feels like California is the People's Republic of China's (PRC) espionage playground. There's been more than one rogue Chinese bio lab filled with germs, bugs, and diseases busted by law enforcement. Chinese spy balloons lazily hoovered up intelligence over sensitive U.S. installations across America. Sen. Dianne Feinstein's spymaster chauffeur and body man probably heard all manner of secrets from her days chairing the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the Judiciary Committee, and the defense subcommittee, but no biggie. Nobody was arrested.
By: Victoria Taft
Greetings West Coast, Messed Coast™ readers. Today, we're going over the savage way a Los Angeles Mayor's candidate just torched her own campaign. Mayor Bass desperately tries to sink her teeth into a relevant issue to avoid recounting her copious failures. And Spencer Pratt is ascendant.
By: Victoria Taft
Reread that headline. Yes, Gavin Newsom and the Democrats are allowing gas prices to keep going up, up, and up, instead of giving relief to Californians who pay the highest gas prices in the country.
By: Victoria Taft
It's easy to understand why thousands of Pacific Palisades fire victims are shocked — and skeptical — about why their former homes have suddenly reappeared in online maps. The timing comes right before a hard fought mayoral race in which the complete incompetence, displayed by the Los Angeles mayor and her staff before and after this fire, is the front and center issue. Was this Silicon Valley's spiff to fellow traveler Karen Bass?
By: Victoria Taft
Do you remember that crime that never happens? Voter fraud? Yeah, it happened again, and this time, James O'Keefe got it on video. Now, federal prosecutors in California have announced they've made their first arrest in a scheme that paid bums on Skid Row to register to vote. That's a federal crime, by the way.
By: Victoria Taft
Google has responded to my query about what caused the entire pre-burned Pacific Palisades to be magically restored in its Maps application — causing a cascade of cynicism and criticism.
By: Victoria Taft
If there's a prize for the worst, most sinister, and cynical political moves, the unfortunately-named Oregon governor, Tina Kotek, should win walking away. A damaging gas and transportation tax, the one she cheated, lied, and schmoozed to ram through, is on the ballot in Tuesday's primary. On primary day, Oregon voters will affix some C-4 and light the fuse to the
By: Victoria Taft
Welcome to the West Coast, Messed Coast™ update, where this week, Oregon voters spanked Democrats. Not a typo.
By: Victoria Taft
Greetings, West Coast, Messed Coast™ readers! This is the place where residents of other states come to verify that they don't have it so bad, and
