LA Times and Capitol Weekly Team up on New State Political Blog
The LA Times and Capitol Weekly have launched a new blog aimed at covering California politics. Which means they’ll go after Republicans and Democrats alike, […]
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Rep. Jose Solorio Takes Aim at Nevada – Sponsors a Pro-California Ad Campaign
State Rep. Jose Solorio has had it with the State of Nevada’s aggressive ad campaign to woo California businesses that he’s taken the initiative to […]
LA Times: Restore Majority Rule in California
The LA Times has an editorial calling for the end of the Tyranny of the Minority. Here’s a sample of the story: Indeed, the cutbacks […]
LA Times: Bush Administration Domestic Spying Program Went Beyond Wiretaps
You had a feeling once the Democrats took control of the White House with large majorities in Congress that the secrets kept by the most […]
Imagine Hearing, “He’s Going To Die Anyway”
We received this request from Ron Shepston and are sharing it with you. It wouldn’t matter how “reasonable” it might seem to be it would […]
Some Positive Press for Sheriff Hutchens
Today’s edition of the Los Angeles Times has a editorial, no doubt inspired by Dana Parsons story on OC Sheriff Sandra Hutchens. And Parsons’ story […]
The Meet The Publisher Meeting at Grand Ave
Earlier today, I (and several stealthyliberal pals) made our way to the Register’s offices at Grand Ave. for a “Meet the Publisher” lunch with Register publisher […]
Did State Rep. Harkey’s Husband help fund her political campaign with funds bilked from investors?
The LA Times is reporting this morning that State Rep. Diane Harkey’s husband is being sued by a group of investors on real estate deals […]
And The LA Times Endorses…
Barack Obama for President! We need a leader who demonstrates thoughtful calm and grace under pressure, one not prone to volatile gesture and capricious pronouncement. […]