Ware Update: Road Trip To Dana Point Tonight
In the ongoing struggle against Ware Disposal and their destruction of the Logan Neighborhood myself and others are taking a road trip to Dana Point […]
Month: February 2008
Castro Resigns! Now What?
If a picture paints 1000 words, then why am I still typing? HAVANA (AP) — An ailing, 81-year-old Fidel Castro resigned as Cuba’s president Tuesday […]
Buy a Ticket for a Chance to Win a House
Irvine is one of the lowest funded school districts in the state; I believe we’re still classified as a “rural” district even though the city’s […]
Has Anderson been sipping Moorlach’s Kool-aid?
Well, I’m finally getting around to writing about this, after the President’s Day weekend. Acting Orange County Sheriff Jack Anderson must REALLY want to get on […]
Divided We Fall
Friends, family, acquaintances, and total strangers have begun calling and emailing me on the subject of so-called “superdelegates,” and I’m exasperated with the amount of […]
Trust Issues
Termed out State Rep. Todd Spitzer really needs to evaluate the content of his letters to the editor. In today’s Register, Spitzer challenges Cal Fire […]
Sunday Read: Pakistan After Tomorrow
Why should Americans care at all about Pakistan, beyond the fact that U.S. taxpayers have provided about $10 billion in military and economic aid since […]
Gilchrist Pulls Papers for Challenge to Loretta
The Liberal OC has learned that Minuteman leader Jim Gilchrist pulled signature papers to run for the GOP nomination against Loretta Sanchez in the 2008 […]
The New Drive time and Evening Line up at KTLK
I’m not sure if anyone has noticed, but much to my delight, KTLK has a new evening line-up that I’m pretty happy about. Rachel Maddow […]