Santa Ana Education Debate Has Few Fireworks and One Flip Flop
A debate between candidates for the Rancho Santiago Community College District followed by a debate of SAUSD School board candidates was a bit of a […]
Month: October 2012
12 Year Old Takes Fullerton’s Travis Kiger to School on Bullying
From the mouths of babes…. Orange County schools do a nice job talking to students about bullying. How to identify it, how to react to […]
Vote NO on Prop 32: Not What It Looks Like
On the ballot this season is Proposition 32, an initiative which claims to bring an end to special interests spending in California elections. Sounds like a good idea, if that were what it actually did. Proposition 32 is a reboot of two previous attempts by Orange County based anti-union activists to stop the ability of unions to participate in California politics.
Romney’s Failed Libya Moment
Last night President Barack Obama brought his full attention to the stage during the second Presidential Debate. To say that Romney got crushed I think would be an understatement.
Time for Petracca, Mears and Swaim to Turn in Their Liberal Cards
I’m the recipient of a piece of mail for the Irvine elections that made me laugh out loud. The mailer benefits the Choi-Shea-Schott ticket but […]
Sanchez Co-hosts Defense Industry Roundtable
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, who serves as the lead Democrat on the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, hosted a defense industry roundtable in Orange County on Monday to connect local defense contracting companies with officials from the Department of Defense.
Whose Feet are Really to the Fire?
I watched the Feet to the Fire forum with Katrina Foley and Jim Righeimer discussing Measure V, the proposed Costa Mesa city charter. A proposal […]
New Campaign Video from Obama: “Main Street”
In Obama for America’s new television ad – “Main Street” – Americans from across the country discuss how President Obama’s policies are helping move our economy forward. When the President took office, we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. But the President’s policies brought us back from the brink and we’re now moving forward again…