Will Irvine City Council Majority Move to Violate First Amendment?
Many people misunderstand the First Amendment of the US Constitution. The nut of it is government cannot restrict free speech. Free speech can be censored […]
Month: September 2014
AD-73 Candidate Bill Brough Facing Foreclosure
In 2012, we were criticized for going after AD-69 candidates Michele Martinez and Julio Perez for disclosing their then terrible personal financial failings that would […]
No better Reason for an Ethics Commission
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido’s long-time political consultant Dennis DeSnoo maxed out in a first time campaign contribution of $1,900 to DA Tony Rackauckas two months after Voice of OC exposed his property swap which ultimately led him to be placed him under investigation by Santa Ana city Attorney Sonia Carvalho. As icing on this ethics mud pie, other Pulido allies also suddenly gave to Rackauckas according to the Voice of OC Report.
Stillwater Dana Point’s “Broken Coolers” Reported to County Health Department: Updated
We’re not the first blog to report on the “cooler problem” that the Stillwater Dana Point Restaurant used to cancel a scheduled fundraiser for AD-73 […]
OC Supervisors just can’t take a hint on Ethics Commission
The Board of Supervisors is having nothing to do with the grand jury’s recommendation that they establish a “County Ethics Commission.” They instead are still holding on to their proposal for FPPC monitoring, which has been effectively been made moot, by legislative action a few weeks ago.
IUSD Seeks Public’s Input on Name of Irvine’s New High School
My daughter attends Northwood High and I’ve been an IUSD parent for 17 years. I’ve made no apologies for suggesting that Site A for Irvine’s […]
Hypocrite Ed Royce Tips Hat to 9/11 First Responders; Forgot He Voted Against 9/11 First Responders Bill
Facebook is the gift that keeps giving. Congressman Ed Royce (R-Fullerton) shared a graphic with a quote from former President George W. Bush on this […]
9/11 Should be Seen Through Benghazi Colored Glasses
It’s the 13th anniversary of the Attack on America by Al Qaeda Terrorists, and it’s a solemn day especially for the families and friends of […]
OCDA: Webster Guillory Charged with Filing False Nomination Papers for June Primary
The Orange County District Attorney has charged Orange County Assessor Webster Guillory with filing false nomination papers in a re-election bid for County Assessor in the March 2014 Orange County primary election. Webster James Guillory, 70, Newport Beach, is charged with three felony counts of filing false nomination papers and faces a possible sentence ranging from probation up to four years and four months in jail if convicted.