Chelene Nightingale

Constitutional activist, campaign manager, and American Independent Party gubernatorial candidate in California. Organized political rallies and lobbied in Sacramento and Washington DC for border security.

California legislators should focus on the deficit, not costly government-run healthcare

“If you get breast cancer, I’m sorry honey; you have less chance of survival than before this bill passed.” Those words were declared by Michigan Congressman Mike Rogers six

By Chelene Nightingale

/ February 4, 2010

California legislators should focus on the deficit, not costly government-run healthcare

Haiti: a warning to California

Haiti’s tragic events could happen anywhere in the world. Some estimate the 7.0 earthquake could reach a final death toll of nearly 200,000 individuals. In addition, Haiti’

By Chelene Nightingale

/ January 21, 2010

Amnesty not the answer for California economy

Amnesty would provide the United States with a "foundation for robust, just, and widespread economic growth" according to Chicano Studies Professor Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda. In his report for the

By Chelene Nightingale

/ January 11, 2010

Amnesty not the answer for California economy

Preserving the 2nd Amendment

An open carry revolution is underway in the United States, and Californians are participating in the act of exercising their constitutional rights. In fact, the second amendment of the Bill

By Chelene Nightingale

/ January 5, 2010

Dreamin' Freedom in the Golden State

The state legislature nicknamed California "The Golden State" back in 1968. Although politically and socially the "land of milk and honey" was experiencing turmoil due to

By Chelene Nightingale

/ December 30, 2009