OC GOP to Host a No on 50 Rally on October 27
Someone please put Halloween masks on all these OC GOP “leaders” for trying to raise money for the No on Prop 50 ballot measure; […]
No on 50
Brown, Newsom Finish with Rallies in 17 Cities, End in Irvine
In a final push to put Democrats firmly back in charge of California, Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom are energetically embarking by bus, plane and […]
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 […]
My 2010 Election Picks Part 1
As is often the tradition with political blogs, the time has come to make our choices for who should be elected throughout Orange County. This year we have some great Democrats running for school boards and city councils throughout Central Orange County.
Mockingbird
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSLoTJySZmg[/youtube] Meg Whitman, whom the Register endorsed for governor to the surprise of no one, is often referred to as “Arnold Schwartzengger in a dress.” […]
“Good Jobs Express†Statewide Tour Kick-Off Tuesday at 10 am in Anaheim
Local workers will join community leaders and elected officials, including Rep. Loretta Sanchez, to rally on Tuesday, October 12th in Anaheim for Jerry Brown’s plan to build high-speed rail in California and against Meg Whitman’s proposal to kill a half million permanent new jobs statewide with her opposition to voter-approved high-speed rail.
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 […]
Around Town in South County….
It has been an interesting week, to say the least!!! I spent that Saturday Night dropping by a Community Meet and Greet for the Capistrano Candidates. It is great that the grass root support is starting to build up in a major way. For those who have been driving around town, the signs have been springing up everywhere. It appears that the opposition seems to be silent. As the discourse continued, someone handed me an email from one of the current incumbents. It touted how they were “conservative” and “for reform”, while the current slate was “Pro-Union”. They seemed to forget that two of the key players have Union Support and that the focus had to be on the kids. It was still interesting reading, though.
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. […]