Mickadeit at the Zoo
Some posts just write themselves. While we certainly don’t see eye to eye on everything, especially politics in Irvine, one has to admire the moxy […]
Month: July 2010
Rep. Loretta Sanchez Introduces New Federal Stalking Legislation
“Physical stalking, cyberstalking, and other acts of intimidation are serious crimes that deserve serious consequences,†said Rep. Sanchez. “Unfortunately, existing federal law doesn’t do enough to protect victims and empower prosecutors. My bill would do both by strengthening existing laws to ensure all forms of harassment are taken seriously in the eyes of the law.â€
Some Early Tea Party Humor for the Holiday
A friend sent me this link to a video on CollegeHumor.com; our favorite OC teabaggers should love this. Enjoy.
OC Republican Delegation Says Tough Luck To Unemployed and Troubled Homeowners
UPDATED: “House votes to extend jobless benefits” – On Tuesday, House Democrats revived legislation to extend unemployment benefits after previous legislation failed to pass the Senate. The new House bill, HR 5618, only addresses the unemployment extension. If approved, it would have allowed the more recently-unemployed to continue getting extended benefits and Fed-Ed aid through November. It would be retroactive to May and June.
Jerry Brown Starts to Pull Away in Polls
No surprise that a recent Reuters poll reports Jerry Brown pulling away with a six-point lead over Meg Whitman in California’s gubernatorial race: her detail-free […]
Sacramento lawyer sues Catholic Church leaders for fraud in sex-abuse scandal
From the Sacramento Bee: A Sacramento attorney is trying an unusual tactic in the ongoing litigation over clergy sexual abuse: He is suing California Catholic […]