Not So Fast on the Favorable Derek Tran Poll
To start off, I do believe Derek Tran has an excellent chance of beating Rep. Michelle Steel in November for the 45th Congressional District. There’s […]
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Want Smaller Local Government; Progressive Leadership in Irvine Delivers
Republicans long claim the mantle of being the party of small government, but when in power, they seldom (if ever) actually deliver on this principle. The […]
Greenhut’s Sunday Column Had to Hurt
Register columnist Steven Greenhut wrote a column Sunday that amounted to a sort of compliment to the progressive city council majority in regards to the […]
The Irvine Tattler hangs it up
The Irvine Tattler, a web site that offered no ability to correct incorrect information, is going offline on Valentine’s Day. The site, which hadn’t had […]
Irvine Benefits from Progressive Leadership
In a recent OC Watchdog column, the City of Irvine is not quite in the financial dire straights that Christina Shea and Steven Choi (or […]
Insulting Your Audience
I tuned in to Cameron Jackson’s KUCI radio program this morning to catch his reaction to Tuesday’s election (doing so, I likely doubled his audience). […]
Historic Election in Irvine: Kang is First Korean American Mayor
Irvine’s Sukhee Kang has been elected Mayor making him the city’s first Korean-American mayor. He defeated Council member Christina Shea by 2,345 votes. It was […]
Rejecting the Negative TeamIrvine Campaign
This came in to my email box yesterday and I’m sharing here:  Mayor Krom wanted to share this with you. There is an important […]
City of Irvine Prevails in Lawsuit Filed by Council Candidate Pat Rodgers
I have received word that the City of Irvine has prevailed in a lawsuit filed by Council candidate Patrick Rodgers and former IUSD Trustee and […]