Fighting Cuts to Education That Will Cost Irvine $18.5 million
During my term as a legislative action rep for the Sierra Vista Middle School in Irvine, I had the opportunity to work with Wendy Bokota, […]
Month: February 2008
White House: Waterboarding is Legal
With all the election news, we’d be remiss not to bring this story to your attention. Waterboarding is torture; it is against the U.S. Army’s […]
Romney’s Out; CNN reports Flip Flopper Suspends Campign (with an Update)
Read it and weep. The conservative flip-flopper’s only hope is that the 72 year old McCain somehow croaks in the middle of the campaign. Does […]
OK Conservatives, You Can Sit This One Out.
The LA Times’ Dana Parsons has an awesome column in today’s paper; it’s an interview with CRA Vice Chairman Karl Heft. From the column… Heft, […]
We Saved Trestles… FINALLY, No Mo’ Toll Road!
“This is an incredible moment,” said 35-year San Clemente resident Steve Netherby. “This is a moment we’ve been waiting for a decade. You can’t imagine […]
241 Toll Road Vote: The “Nays” Have it 8-2
See this story in the LA Times with details. I’ve read blog posts in support of this project claiming that the needs of people should […]
Champion Ducks visit Lame Duck
THE PRESIDENT: Welcome to the White House. We’re glad you’re here. Like, have you noticed a lot of security around here? It’s because the Vice […]
Keeping the Edwards message alive, what you can do now in the Primaries for Progressive issues!
This is a call to all those who support the progressive platform that John Edwards pushed throughout the primary season. Even if you currently support […]
Post Tuesday Thoughts
Last night I went to bed a little sad. Woke up today feeling the same way. And a lot tired. I don’t feel bad, though. […]