Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang Honored by Carnegie Corp for Citizenship
 Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang is one of 46 individuals honored by the Carnegie Corporation this past weekend an as immigrant who has made a […]
Month: July 2010
Bits and Pieces – July 9, 2010
An occasional compendium of news bits Potentially good news. The online edition of the Wall Street Journal is reporting that scientists have discovered three antibodies […]
Equality California Hails Historic Court Decision Striking Down Portion of DOMA
Equality California Executive Director Geoff Kors issued the following statement hailing today’s historic ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Tauro striking down Section 3 of the discriminatory federal policy known as the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Under the ruling, the plaintiffs are entitled to the same federal spousal benefits and protections as every other married couple.
Rep. Barney Frank Headlines 2010 Truman Dinner for DPOC
According to a Tweet from the DPOC, Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank will be the keynote speaker for the 16th annual Harry S Truman dinner for […]
Will John Campbell Debate Beth Krom?
In a recent Rick Reiff TV show, Reiff invited Irvine Council member Beth Krom back on the program for a debate with Congressman John Campbell, […]
A Retraction and Apology to Tustin’s William Huston
Due to information provided by a source, TheLiberalOC needs to retract an element of reporting from this post written shortly after the primary election. The […]
Orange County Conservatives Who Want Their Country Back: Alabama is Calling You
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iQ7ZDUutU4&feature=player_embedded[/youtube] I’ve never been to Alabama, but have three beautiful nieces who live there. They have finely honed Southern accents and conservative principals, courtesy of their […]
Yes, the Earth moved
We had an earthquake just before 5PM PDT today. Details can be found here. It was a 5.9 shaker about 60 miles northeast of San […]
Independence Day Library Event Ruined by One Bigot
For many years, the 4th of July has not had a formal celebration in Santa Ana, and I believe this was a great idea for Mr. Bella to put together. Many of the organizers were set to be honored last night before the City Council, but that was put to a stop after two Councilmembers, Claudia Alvarez and Sal Tinajero threatened to walk out. Some people may say, WHAT!, how unpatriotic is that for those two Councilmembers to walk out of a presentation honoring those who were honoring our country. Well, there is another side of the story…