Occupy Showdown: An Approaching Storm

November 12, 2011 3

The headline on the MSNBC.com page reads: ‘Occupy’ protesters dig in against police, eviction notices — Denver officers break up camp; Portland, Salt Lake City, Oakland order evictions. I fear an approaching storm, one similar to that faced by the Bonus Army in the summer of 1932.

Bank Transfer Day Was A Success

November 12, 2011 0

A week after Bank Transfer Day we are starting to learn the impact of the populist uprising against outrageous and greedy big banks. On Saturday November 5th at least 40,000 customers opened accounts at credit unions alone.

Helping Veterans Get Back to Work

November 11, 2011 1

Tireak Tullock enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in 2000 as a data network systems specialist and served two tours in Iraq. Today, he works as a network engineer for the Long Island Rail Road.

Q&A with Joe Dovinh

November 11, 2011 0

We caught up with Joe Dovinh at Jose Solorio’s birthday party fundraiser and he confirmed that he was a candidate for the assembly’s new 72nd […]

Penn State Sex Abuse Scandal; Good Old Boys Club

November 11, 2011 0

Gerald Sandusky’s career and reputation are ruined. No doubt his family is devastated and his relationship with them forever altered due to his predatory sexual behavior. It all pales in comparison to the devastation that the victims of this creep will carry for the rest of their lives.

Orange County no longer #1 when it comes to Municipal Bankruptcy

November 10, 2011 0

Supervisor John Moorlach, Orange County’s very own Chicken Little, can no longer make the claim that he predicted the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. Jefferson County, Alabama has knocked us down a notch by filing a $4.1 billion bankruptcy petition yesterday.

Voice of OC reporter Adam Elmahrek is the City Manager Slayer

November 10, 2011 6

Note to Orange County City Managers: When Adam Elmahrek, investigative reporter from Voice of Orange County, comes knocking on your door your house better be in order. Last night, Anaheim City Manager Thomas Wood announced that he would be resigning effective December 8th.