President Biden, introducing an executive order aimed at curbing gun violence last week, said no amendment to the Constitution is absolute. In doing so, he reasoned the First Amendment right to free speech is not absolute, as it does not extend the right to yell “fire” in a crowded theater. This limitation on free speech…
Calexit Congress now at work building the future of the California Independence Movement
One month ago, Yes California announced the creation of the Calexit Congress, an assembly of Californians from across the state who support independence from the United States. This Congress is now at work doing the business it was established to do: discuss and vote on the agenda, set the strategy, and decide the future of…
As authorized by the Calexit Congress, the California Independence Movement under the umbrella of Yes California hosted a debate yesterday between three declared candidates vying to replace Governor Gavin Newsom should an effort to recall him qualify later this month. Hosted by Marcus Ruiz Evans, president of YesCalifornia, the debate is the first of its…
Calexit Congress to function as legislative body of California Independence Movement
YesCalifornia establishes Calexit Congress, to which it will delegate various powers to set the agenda and strategy, and decide the future of the California Independence Movement.
Government watchdog: allegations against Yes California disproven
The Yes California Independence Campaign has been cleared of wrongdoing by the California State Government’s Fair Political Practices Commission.
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WELCOME TO CALEXIT
Statehood is no longer serving California’s best interests. On issues ranging from peace and security to natural resources, California would be better off as an independent country. Take a look below at what independence will mean for California.