Letters and “Memos” on the State Budget
In a hostage situation when a dialogue has begun, the kidnappers usually come forth with a list of demands or else the hostages will get […]
Month: July 2007
What I Learned from DFA Training
(Cross-posted at Calitics)  The USC extension campus in Irvine is back to normal now. All the Priuses with the gnarly bumper stickers left the parking […]
No New Nukes?
The LA Times has a thoughtful editorial today about movements to build new nuclear facilities in California.  There are some considerable advantages of nuclear power. As a […]
Should the Board of Supes Approve a Field Office for Little Saigon?
Peggy Lowe has a good story in today’s Register on Janet Nguyen’s request for a county service office in Westminster, right in the heart of […]
Moorlach’s Folly
“A public employee’s pension constitutes an element of compensation, and a vested contractual right to pension benefits accrues upon acceptance of employment. Such a pension […]
Soaring 300 feet above Irvine
I went out to the old El Toro Marine Corps Air Station this morning to test-ride the new Great Park Balloon and to check out […]
More from DFA Campaign Academy!
OK, we’re on MacArthur right now, passing under the 55. I’m on my way back to DFA Training! I did my homework (kinda sorta), and […]
Live from DFA Campaign Academy!
OK, we’re finishing the morning session right now. The room is PACKED with people from all over Southern California, people who want to be more […]
Orange County Young Democrats Website
I just happened to click over to the Orange County Young Democrats website and I saw that they have done a total overhaul. The new […]