Month: May 2012

According to the Statement of Economic Interest’s (Form 700) she filed on March 5, 2012, 69th Assembly district candidate Michele Martinez is unemployed. In fact, she has reported that she has no source of financial support for her day-to-day living expenses.

When Romney and his partners at Bain Capital took control of in 1993 Kansas City’s GST Steel had been making steel rods for 105 years. After placing GST Steel deeply in debt the company eventually declared bankruptcy, and the government was forced to step in and provide a bailout.

“State spending is now at its lowest level in decades. Unfortunately, our work is not finished,” Governor Jerry Brown said. We’re still recovering from the worst recession since the 1930’s—The result is that we’re now facing a $16 billion hole.”

Mailboxes have been filling up with additional campaign mail for the 69th Assembly district race. We thought we’d share some of the recent mail pieces that have dropped over the past week.

Obama for America released a new television ad in Nevada titled “Reverse” that highlights the steady, consistent recovery President Obama is leading for the middle class

This is a new twist on campaign fundraising, using your campaign event to fund a program eliminated by budget cuts. That’s what Trustee John Hanna […]

Different election, different position. In 2008 Santa Ana Police Officers strongly opposed Michele Martinez in the contest for Santa Ana Mayor, when she challenged Mayor Miguel Pulido—calling her a “self-admitted former drug dealer.”

The County of Orange has filed a claim against the State of California seeking over $23 million in Vehicle License Fee Adjustment Amount (VLFAA) owed to the County for Fiscal Year 2010-11.