As a government of the people, we depend on our fellow citizens for protection from harm and believe the interests of the majority must take precedence over the wealthy elite.

We must also put aside divisive labels like Democrat vs. Republican and choose a course of action as conditions change. If we choose common sense, tradition, and moderation, we will make a difference in our local communities, however big or small.

The Center for Populist Urban Politics stands for working together to build more livable communities. We want to open up the political process for people by informing on policy decisions being made in urban areas. 80.7% of Americans live in urban areas. Given this, there will always be more issues that unite us and drive us forward rather than divide us. Essentially we want:

• Productive and useful city planning measures to create infrastructure that supports the demands of communities,
• Implementation of policies that emphasize a stable local economy that can maintain itself and thrive,
• Cities that work for their citizens. Taxpayer dollars that go towards projects and initiatives that the people want and need, including protecting and maintaining a clean and safe environment.

By putting aside divisive labels such as Democrat vs. Republican and asking what is the most prudent course of action based on common sense, tradition, and moderation, we will make a difference in our local communities, big or small.

As a government of the people, we want a country where the interests of the citizens come before corporate interests. To this end, we create a variety of content such as blog posts, articles, videos, and podcasts to inform  electorates about the issues that affect them, be they national or local.

On a regular basis, CFPP will be bringing its audience informative blogs, video blogs, and podcasts on a broad range of topics that will include politics, health, the environment, finance, foreign affairs and philosophy.  We look forward to sharing the topics and issues we are passionate about and getting your feedback.

We want you to be a part of something greater. Join us and let’s all get there together.

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• Congress Shuns Passenger Safety in FAA Reauthorization
    The summer vacation travel schedule is just weeks away. Those who journey by air worry about the terrifying sequence of near-disasters that occurred during the past year, and are keeping their fingers crossed that their flights will take off and land without incident. Boeing has been at the forefront of quality ...
• Five Pinocchios for Gavin Newsom
    Add California Governor Gavin Newsom’s name to the list of prominent elected officials who blatantly lied about their personal histories. Senator Elizabeth Warren lied for years about her alleged American Indian heritage. Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal falsely claimed to have been a Vietnam war combatant. Instead of slinking silently away ...
• Garvey Gains Traction in California’s U.S. Senate Primary
    The Sacramento Bee thinks that Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Garvey has a chance to qualify for the November 2024 ballot. At first blush, the idea that the nation’s bluest state could possibly elect a Republican to the U.S. Senate is too far-fetched to take seriously. Not since 1988 when California ...
• The TRUTH About American Thanksgiving
  So last Thursday was Thanksgiving. As per usual, the America Haters who are supported by China and the Billionaire Boys Club of Davos unfurled their false hate America division narratives in full force and voice. The latest leftie untruth is that Thanksgiving celebrates an American massacre of 700 of the Indigenous people ...
• Government is the Enemy of Architecture Worthy of the Name
  It’s been thirty-one years since John Lautner died. For those who didn’t know him, John was California’s and, perhaps, the United States’ best postwar architect after Frank Lloyd Wright. He was also my friend and over the years, because I was involved in local government, I attempted somewhat foolishly, to get ...
• Biden’s Biggest Problem: RFK, Jr.
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• DC Voting Subverts Sovereignty
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• Truth Will Out
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• The Dangers of Animal Idolatry
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• Dmitry Orlov Discusses Russia, Ukraine and the United States
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• Interview With Dr. Steven Hatfill – Are We More or Less Prepared for The Next Pandemic?
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• Crimes Against Humanity
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