Sharon Quirk Silva Opens Assembly Campaign Office Sunday
Fullerton Mayor and AD-65 candidate Sharon Quirk Silva opens her Assembly campaign headquarters this Sunday, July 1. The office party starts at 1PM until 3 […]
Month: June 2012
Doing the People’s Work-Part II
So much for the “fiscal conservatives” in Tustin; Blogger Jeff Gallagher had a terrific post yesterday that was overshadowed by the Supreme Court ruling on […]
Romney on Individual Mandate: “It’s a Personal Responsibility Mandate”
In 2006, Romney called the Massachusetts requirement that people buy health-care coverage “essential for bringing the health care costs down for everyone and getting everyone the health insurance they need.”
Healthcare Reform Decision: KNX Legal Analyst Amy Menkes Stoody on Today’s Supreme Court Ruling
This piece is special to TheLiberalOC by Amy Menkes Stoody, a Newport Beach lawyer with Stoody, Mills & Doyle. She also serves as a legal […]
Melahat Rafiei announces a run for DNC
Melahat Rafiei, former executive director of the DPOC and a leading Democratic political consultant in Southern California, has announced she’s a candidate for the Democratic […]
Supreme Court Rules: Affordable Care Act IS Constitutional
In a 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the Affordable Care Act. Chief Justice Roberts joined the 4 “liberal” justices on the Court upholding the health care reforms implemented by President Obama’s signature domestic policy achievement.
Aaron Sorkin’s “The Newsroom” Debuts
Aaron Sorkin, writer of “The West Wing” and “The Social Network” has a new HBO series that deserves a watch. The premiere debuted Sunday night […]
Doing the People’s Work
Does Tustin City Council member Jerry Amante think the late Tom Fuentes, a leader in the OC GOP, was a bad public servant? All evidence suggests, […]
U.S. Supreme Court Decision: Does Democracy Matter in Montana or America?
In a 5-4 decision the U. S. Supreme Court on Monday chose to not reconsider it’s previous ruling in Citizens United vs. FEC and reverse the decision of the Montana Supreme Court which upheld a 100 year-old state law banning political expenditures by corporations.