Cops Break Up Rino Hunting Event at OC GOP
You read that right. Nick Taurus, a candidate for Congress in CA 40 (along with Young Kim and Greg Raths), and his minions, showed up […]
OC GOP
Insurrection Day Moment of Reflection for Democrats
TheLiberalOC reached out to DPOC Chair Ada Briceno for her thoughts on the one year anniversary of the January 6 Big Lie Insurrection. I’m going […]
Correa Draws a Challenger Named Truman
Ceci Truman, a Republican, has launched a campaign to challenge Rep. Lou Correa in CA-46 and there’s scant information about her except to two obvious […]
OC GOP releases Midterm Election Survey
Oh the mail I get. The OC GOP has sent an email with a 2022 Midterm survey to do a gut check on how […]
OC GOP announces 2022 Endorsements
Statement on the Endorsement of Incumbents in Targeted Races Ahead of 2022 Orange County, CA – The Republican Party of Orange County released the following statement on the […]
Solorio Kills OC Fairgrounds Sale
“I have offered several legislative ideas to the City of Costa Mesa that would make their proposal to buy the Orange County Fairgrounds more acceptable in the Legislature. The City has responded to these ideas, but as it stands now, there is still a gap in how far they will go and what I think would be minimum concessions to enable me and others to defend the proposal in the Legislature. As a result, I am now recommending to the Governor that he consider dropping the sale altogether.”
What Blog War?
 Art Pedroza has declared an end to the Orange County blogs wars and made himself a martyr to the cause. While it’s all great […]
Righeimer at center of Fairgrounds Flap – STILL!
It seems that there is always some person involved in our local government process who thinks that they can dictate what happens. In this case in Costa Mesa it is Jim Righeimer, who couldn’t get elected as a dog-catcher if his life depended on it, who thinks he’s in charge.
Two Weeks Left For Costa Mesa to Strike a Deal with State on the OC Fairgrounds
A lot must happen for the city officials to meet that deadline, and right now they aren’t even close. Orange County, which at one point was Costa Mesa’s partner in the deal, has walked away.