Racist Tea Party Email Tied to OC CRA Member
Hat tip to Scott Moxley at OC Weekly for this post that exposes a so-racist-it-can’t-be-considered-humor email photo that makes light of President Obama’s birth certificate […]
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Rep. Loretta Sanchez forms Congressional Caucus on Women in the Military
“By establishing the Congressional Caucus on Women in the Military, I hope to educate my colleagues on the unique challenges faced by female service members as they struggle to find their place in this traditionally male-dominated institution.
Happy Birthday Chris!
We’re celebrating a milestone tonight at the Memphis in Santa Ana; our publisher, Chris Prevatt, can official join AARP. Chris will be turning 50 soon […]
A New Birther Conspiracy?
Readers of this blog know we believe the issue over where President Obama was born is settled matter. And no matter how often we refer […]
Moorlach’s Defeat – The Charge of the Light Headed Brigade
“John Moorlach and Mario Mainero owe the taxpayers of Orange County a formal apology. They have spent over $2.5 million in public funds on a political vendetta that their own attorneys told them right from the beginning they could not win.” – Wayne Quint, President AOCDS
Deputy Pension Lawsuit Supreme Court Appeal DENIED!
It’s over! The ill advised and costly lawsuit initiated by the County of Orange against the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriff’s to reverse retroactive pension benefit increases had been appealed to the California Supreme Court. That request for review was denied.
USA Today: Taxes are Lower for Third Straight Year
If you talk with just about any Republican, or any member of the Tea Party, taxes are too high. And for many of these people, […]
Rep. Loretta Sanchez Standing Up for Vietnamese Human Rights
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-47) on Monday applauded the reintroduction of the Vietnamese Human Rights Act of 2011 by Congressman Chris Smith. Rep. Sanchez is an original co-sponsor of the bill.
Santa Ana’s Mayor Pulido want’s everyone to know your address before you can speak
… A person who wishes to speak before a City Council, or any government body, cannot be required to disclose his or her home address publicly as a mandatory precondition. Such a requirement places them at personal risk of harassment, intimidation, or retaliation.