Free Speech with a side of Pepper Spray
I guess this is a bit cheaper than T-Rack’s $500,000 prosecution of 10 Muslim students for protesting a speech which resulted in probation and fines.
Month: September 2011
OC Register to Change Online Commenting Policy
One of the telling comments from the dias during the Santa Ana City Council meeting on September 6, which dealt with the “rebuke” of anti-Semitic […]
A New Chapter One for Santa Ana Politics?
State Assemblyman Jose Solorio is at an interesting crossroads in his political career. He’s termed out in the State Assembly and was one of the […]
Bigotry or Free Speech in San Juan Capistrano?
The case of San Juan Capistrano council member Derek Reeve who named one of his dogs “Muhammad” (the other was named “America”) has earned him scorn […]
Sarmiento: Tolerance Town Hall Details 30-45 Days Away
In presenting a substitute motion to condemn anti-Semitic remarks by Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez, Santa Ana Councilman Vince Sarmiento suggested a county […]
DA Revised Report Clears Capistrano School Board in Brown Act Complaint
The Orange County District Attorney on Tuesday released a “Revised” report in its review of the alleged violations of the Brown Act, California’s open meetings law by the Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees.
Santa Ana announces formal negotiations with Chivas USA
The City of Santa Ana issued the following news release to announce they have entered into formal negotiations with Chivas USA. City of […]
Bill Maher’s Real Time Mocks Republicans (from Irvine)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gqi5n8d4s3A[/youtube] Okay, so it wasn’t an actual Irvine Republican but an actor playing one on TV, but considering people in town like Allan Bartlett, Steven […]
City of Santa Ana: Not Investigating Bustamante
The City of Santa Ana is not investigating Carlos Bustamante as the Ward 3 Councilman remains on paid administrative leave from his job with the […]