Manic Monday
Hello readers. Sorry for some silence, but I had my biggest trade show of the year last week in San Francisco and was simply too […]
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CAIR-CA PAC lists 2010 Election Endorsements
The CAIR-California Political Action Committee has released its list of endorsements on political candidates and ballot questions for the 2010 election. In addition, the CAIR-CA […]
LA Times Endorses Boxer for Senate, Brown for Governor
The Los Angeles Times issued its endorsements for the top two races in California this election — and the editorial board on First Street has […]
The Old Boys Network at Work in Tustin
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cKi7MRCrJc[/youtube] Is it that hard for elected officials officials to be respectful? Carly Fiorina has an entire ad dedicated to an exchange between Senator Barbara […]
LA Times: Brown, Boxer Lead in Polls
AG Jerry Brown and Senator Barbara Boxer are beginning to pull away from tight election races according to this story in the Los Angeles Times. […]
Shame on the Flash Report
…and contributor Jim Lacy for a post titled “Boxer Apologizes for Racist Comments.” The post references racist comments directed by boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., who […]
Barbara Boxer and Carly Fiorina on the Issues
Senator Barbara Boxer (D) and Senatorial Candidate Carly Fiorina (R) debated last week at St. Mary’s College. Here is a simple breakdown of the issues of where each stands…
These People Vote
And that’s scary. The glaring lack of facts is appalling. To this observer, these people represent exactly what it is they themselves fear but somehow […]
Don Henley Kicks Chuck DeVore’s Ass in Court
HT to our friends at the Huffington Post but State Rep. Chuck DeVore has already lost his first battle of the month and its not even primary day. DeVore lost a lawsuit for his campaign’s parodies of Don Henley songs to attack Senator Barbara Boxer. Chuck’s claim to fame here – he’s the first political to lose a lawsuit over a song parody. So much for that copy of the pocket Constitution. Perhaps an expanded edition dealing with First Amendment law will fit on Chuck’s iPad.