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Month: July 2015

Conservatives Attack Church Leaders for Opposing Irvine’s Living Wage Repeal

July 31, 2015 4

Pastor Paul Tellstrom of Irvine has been getting what he calls “love letters” from conservatives in Irvine who object to his opposition of the conservative […]

Electing Millionaires or Billionaires as President

July 30, 2015 1

  The folks at Personal Capital, an outfit that helps people ascertain their assets and net worth, has examined the 2016 presidential candidate field based […]

OC Religious Leaders Shame Irvine GOP Council Majority on Living Wage Repeal

July 29, 2015 5

One Irvine City Council meeting removed from voting to add “In God We Trust,” about 20 religious leaders from across Orange County have chimed in […]

Disney’s Economic Value to Anaheim in Context; No Company Gives More to Anaheim Charities

July 27, 2015 157

Last week, I had a spirited debate with Anaheim’s Dr. Jose F. Moreno on social media. I respect and admire Dr. Moreno for a number […]

Some Stumbles out of the gate for CD-46

July 27, 2015 16

  Former State Senator Lou Correa seems to be having some trouble finding his footing in the early weeks of his Congressional campaign.  We received […]

Sanchez announces Congressional Endorsements for US Senate Seat

July 23, 2015 0

Between a positive fundraising report and the announcement below of Congressional colleagues backing her for the US Senate seat, Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez’s US Senate bid […]

Will new UCI Professor John Campbell use “Atlas Shrugged” as a textbook?

July 22, 2015 9

The University of California-Irvine (UCI) today announced that former Congressman John Campbell (R-Irvine) has been named visiting professor in UCI’s school of social science.  And […]

University of California Schools to Increase Minimum Wage to $15/Hr over Next 3 Years

July 22, 2015 2

More evidence the City of Irvine is moving backwards and not forward today with news the University of California system will increase their minimum wage […]

LA County votes to increase Minimum wage to $15/hr — Further Shaming Irvine’s Living Wage Cut

July 21, 2015 8

Hot off the press, the Los Angeles County Supervisors today voted to increase the minimum wage in LA County to $15 per hour by 2020 […]

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