An ACLU Christmas Story
An Overdue Visit ‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the nation Friends of Freedom knew it was a special occasion. Lady Liberty stood […]
Month: December 2006
Nightmare Before Christmas
“Twas a long time ago, longer now than it seems In a place that perhaps you’ve seen in your dreams. For the story that you […]
The Last Day of the 109th Congress
Today marks what should be the last day of the 109th Congress as members have some unfinished business before adjourning. I shed no tears for […]
Skunk as a drunk
Ellen Griley wrote a nice piece in the OC Weekly this week that featured the wisdom of my favorite bartender Johnny Sampson from Memphis Santora […]
OC GOP should shoot for 1 dozen candidates
There is more going on than just a battle to hold control in the 1st District. On Sunday the OC GOP is having a special […]
Mary Cheney is Pregnant
Gay Mary Cheney pregnant By FREE PRESS NEWS SERVICES WASHINGTON — Mary Cheney, the openly gay daughter of U.S Vice-President Dick Cheney and his wife, […]
No critics at Bilodeau’s swearing in doesn’t vindicate him
In the Orange County Register this morning, Frank Mickadeit writes in his column that at Bilodeau’s swearing-in ceremony to the Orange City Council there was […]
$1 Million, Seriously?
Before today, this story was completely controlled by partisan politics; local Republicans were opposing the hiring of KimOanh Nguyen-Lam to the Westminster Superintendent of schools […]
Vietnamese Alliance to Combat Trafficking
The Vietnamese Alliance to Combat Trafficking (VietnACT) is a grassroots organization dedicated to eradicating human trafficking of Vietnamese victims through collaboration, advocacy, and education, for […]