The Short Memories of OC Register Editorial Page Writers
Last week, the Orange County Register ran a column by Joseph Perkins that accused the White House of journalistic collusion with left wing media in […]
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Today is Election Day in the First District
Today is Election Day in central Orange County to replace First District Supervisor Janet Nguyen who in December moved on to Sacramento as the 34th District State Senator. The election is likely to be a very low turnout election, around 20 percent of registered voters. Polls will be open, in the district which stretches from Santa Ana westward into Garden Grove, Westminster, Midway City, and Fountain Valley, from 7 am to 8 pm.
Kashkari Abandons Poverty as a GOP Issue
Neel Kashkari, who has been mentioned as a contender in the race for Barbara Boxer’s Senate seat, has made a lot of noise about poverty […]
Santa Ana’s Sliding Scale on Disclosure Forms
The Santa Ana City Council takes great pains to paint itself as running a city government that’s open and transparent. And the city, at it’s […]
And now for some non-partisan helpful Election Day information
On election day some voters find themselves wondering where to vote and who to vote for. This last minute frustration can lead some of these voters to skip voting rather than search for the answers. We hope that the information below will be helpful in guiding these voters to the polls today.
For Some, Halloween is 365 Days a Year; Pat Rodgers Still Plays Dress-Up
Halloween is Friday but for some who are active in the blogsphere, dressing up in costume is a 365-day a year experience. Notably, former Irvine […]
9/11 Should be Seen Through Benghazi Colored Glasses
It’s the 13th anniversary of the Attack on America by Al Qaeda Terrorists, and it’s a solemn day especially for the families and friends of […]
Supervisors, led by Nguyen, narrowly block Moorlach’s effort to limit voting options
Yesterday, the Orange County Board of Supervisors took up the proposal by Supervisor John Moorlach to limit the ability of voters in special elections to fill Supervisor vacancies to vote the way they want. Special elections come up notoriously short when it comes to voter turnout. As we wrote yesterday, Moorlach’s proposal would have asked voters to approve a county charter amendment allowing Supervisors to conduct special elections by mail only, eliminating the option to vote in person at a local precinct
CATER Website Debuts; Mission Statement admits to “carrying on propaganda”
Hat tip to the folks at CATER. They have a new website which you can see here and they are clear about two things: they […]