'Unconstitutional Stop Nick Shirley Act' Pushed by California Democrats

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Posted on AllSides April 15, 2026

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After independent journalist Nick Shirley sparked a national news cycle in January over alleged state-administered fraud, California lawmakers have moved to restrict the activities of independent journalists who question government spending, according to state officials.

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