Rep. Loretta Sanchez To Open Anaheim Office September 26th
Community Leaders and Local Elected Officials will be Celebrating the Grand Opening of Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez’s Anaheim Campaign Office on Sunday,September 26th.
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Speaker John A. Pérez announces leaders have reached a framework for a potential agreement on state budget
Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) issued a statement this afternoon regarding budget progress claiming “I believe we have reached a framework for a potential agreement. We will continue to work throughout the weekend to iron out the details.â€
OC Democrat Blog not part of the DPOC
There is a new web-blog out: OC Democrat Blog that is not written by nor approved by the Democratic Party of Orange County. It appears to be carefully crafted to look like DPOC’s other sites but it contains campaign information for a Democratic candidates not endorsed by the DPOC.
The ‘Bell’ is ringing, but is it putting the Santa Ana Council on notice?
On Tuesday we had the following rolling across banner headlines on the LA Times, The OC Register, and even national news sites: Eight Bell leaders arrested. […]
Taking the Fight to Orange County
Orange County is one of the most pivotal electoral battlegrounds in the nation as Democrats struggle to maintain majorities in the State Assembly and Congress. Despite minimal support from the Democratic Party leadership, Orange County has great potential to fare well in the November elections. The Obama 2008 campaign did better in Orange County than any other Democratic presidential candidate in history, raising eyebrows among some party activists.
Rep. Sanchez clarifies her Univision commments with ‘context’
Gustavo Arellano earlier this week took Loretta Sanchez to task in a post on the OCWeekly’s Navel Gazing blog regarding comments she made in a […]
Meg Whitman and the California Business Exodus Lie
New data today from the Public Policy Institute of California again calls into question political claims that a mass exodus of businesses from the Golden State is underway. Tops on the list: the District of Columbia, where 6.9% of jobs from 1992-2006 were lost due to an exodus. Compare that to California’s record over the same 14 year period: 1.7%.
Best Political Button of the Season
Christine O’Donnell is the Tea Party candidate (don’t call her a Tea-Bagger) for Republicans running for US Senate in Delaware. She’s noted as a strong […]
$#*! We Missed
The previous entries in this occasional post were called Bits and Pieces. Frankly, that title didn’t fully suit the content. Truth is, even the most […]