LA Times: Restore Gay Marriage Until Appeals Court Rules
With both the Governor and AG already speaking out in favor of restoring Gay Marriages in the Golden State, the LA Times is also calling […]
Month: August 2010
Oops, she did it again. Claudia Alvarez Violating the Brown Act That is.
Here you have Mayor Pulido, letting a rogue Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez run public comment, along with the entire purpose of the Brown Act (Accountability) into the ground while he is sitting there playing a fiddle or something. Note to the Santa Ana City Council; If you can’t handle a little public criticism you’re in the wrong fracking business.
Sherri Loveland to run for Tustin City Council
Long time Tustin community activist Sherri Loveland has filed to fill one of the vacant seats on the Tustin City Council.  We met her last […]
Did the Register Forget an Important Anniversary?
Thirty six years ago today, Yorba Linda’s own Richard Nixon resigned from the office of president. He flew into the El Toro Airbase back to […]
Time to stop demonizing public employee’s, their pay, and pensions!
Last week, the OC Weekly’s R. Scott Moxley wrote about the roaring debate over public employee pensions in “Death and Taxes.” While I appreciate his highlighting the contributions of myself and Dan Chmielewski to the debate with Steven Greenhut and Supervisor John Moorlach, I do have to take issue with the way he presented some of my comments, including the attribution of some statements out of context.
Palin’s Mama Grizzly Coalition
After all of the comments we got on Marla Miller’s The Power of Palin post last week, I figured there should be some sort of rebuttal. […]
Van Tran acting like a Racist and Gay-baiting Homophobe
I remember the days when people assumed you were gay if you had gay friends. I remember when many would say that a man wearing a pink striped shirt, like the one Van Tran is sporting at left, was “a little light in the loafers.” But today few people would make such assumptions.
Obama Weekly Address: Medicare on a sounder financial footing because of Health Care Reform
“According to a Medicare Trustees report, the steps we took this year to reform the health care system have put Medicare on a sounder financial footing. We’ve made Medicare more solvent by going after waste, fraud, and abuse – not by changing seniors’ guaranteed benefits. In fact, seniors are starting to see that because of health reform, their benefits are getting better all the time.”
Rep. Sanchez Talks Up Stimulus and Healthcare Reform at Santa Ana Technology Company
Rep. Loretta Sanchez took a tour of one of Santa Ana’s fastest growing techology company’s this afternoon and spoke with employees about the economic stimulus […]