Pulido Fundraiser on the Heels of LA Times’ “Invisible Mayor” Story
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido held his first fundraiser of the 2012 election season tonight in Santa Ana at a catered event at First American […]
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Heartless Costa Mesa Mayor seeks end to Soup Kitchen for Homeless
The Republicans who make up the city council majority in Costa Mesa have been accused of lacking heart. And according to this story in this […]
CSUF and NOW announce Women’s Political Forum October 8
FULLERTON, CA: The Orange County chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW), today, announced they are hosting a women’s political forum on Monday, […]
Romney’s Debate Performance Didn’t Change the Game
Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama met in Denver, CO for the first of three Presidential Debates. Romney was aggressive and sure of himself during his performance, while Obama was calm, reserved, and deliberate in his. Romney needed a game changing performance last night, and that didn’t happen.
Presidential Debate Drinking Game
A pleasant surprise in my email this afternoon. Enjoy:
Who is Pulling Steven Choi’s Puppet Strings?
Republican Mayoral candidate Steven Choi’s onion-thin skin has been pierced again by effective mailers that spell out his record — that Choi voted against Irvine […]
Quirk-Silva gets backing from First Responders
CALIFORNIA FIRST RESPONDERS WANT SHARON QUIRK-SILVA IN SACRAMENTO FULLERTON, CA – The Sharon Quirk-Silva campaign, today, announced the endorsement of the California Professional Firefighters, joining […]
A few things to remember about Romney during tonight’s debate
Over the past week Mitt Romney’s campaign advisers have been trying to dampen expectations for their candidates performance during tonight’s first Presidential Debate. On the whole they’re probably right to take this approach. While Romney has participated in dozens of primary debates, he has yet to face President Obama.
Santa Ana Council Lets In a Little Sunshine
On Monday, the Santa Ana City Council took a step forward towards actual transparency with the approval of a proposed Sunshine Ordinance. There was unanimous council agreement on some portions of the Ordinance so the proposals consideration was split into two votes, allowing for members Pulido, Alvarez, and Bustamante to cast votes in support of a portion of the ordinance.