LA Times: The Bailouts Worked
Daily, I get chain emails from Republican friends ranging from the socialism and Marxism of the President and the Democratic Party. Usually, these notes are […]
Month: February 2011
James Rainey on Civil Discourse by Commenters
Chip Hanlon’s Red County post about censorship by the Fullerton School District in blocking the Friends for Fullerton’s Future was an excellent post not only […]
Rachel Maddow spells out what’s at stake in Wisconsinstan
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7e4bj5rrd8&feature=player_embedded[/youtube] MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and her team are exceptional journalists. To wit, they have connected the attempts of Gov. Walker in Wisconsin with his pretext […]
Miguel Pulido’s Friend/Employer With Benefits?
Sometimes it’s “Good to know the King.” And as Adam Elmahrek explains in his Voice of OC article today, the King delivers for his friends, […]
Working People In Orange County To Stand As One Against Attacks On The Middle Class
On Thursday Feb. 24, working people from throughout Orange County will hold a candlelight vigil to stand together in solidarity with the people of Wisconsin and all working people to defend against attacks on the middle class. Participants will stand with Wisconsin families who are fighting to protect their own basic right to collectively bargain.
Rep. Mansoor Seeks to End Collective Bargaining for Unions on Pensions
HT to the OC Register’s ace reporter Mary Ann Millbourn for breaking this story on how three OC state legislators are jumping on the Wisconsin governor’s […]
Is State Rep. Don Wagner Looking to Government Solutions for Creating Jobs?
 We received an email invite for State Rep. Don Wagner’s community coffee in Irvine a week from this Saturday and it has a very […]
Faces of Egypt through the eyes of an OC Man
Fullerton’s Drew Cornick is the son of LiberalOC friend Sunbie Harrell, who helped us at last Spring’s NUFF event on political blogging. He contacted me […]
What’s it going to take to get Santa Ana to follow the open meeting laws?
Last night I attempted to attend the closed session meeting of the Santa Ana City Council. As I was being escorted to the elevator, Council Clerk Maria Huizar walked off the elevator. I asked her if she really wanted to be denying access to the public portion of the closed session meeting.