What They Are Saying About Poizner’s Strong Debate Performance:
San Francisco Chronicle’s Carla Marinucci: “[Poizner] Came Out Swinging.” “State Insurance Commissioner Poizner – aiming to seize the conservative mantle from the opening bell – came out swinging, comparing Whitman’s proposals to those of Democratic gubernatorial candidate and state Attorney General Jerry Brown while accusing her of [...]
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“New Assembly Speaker John A. Perez gave his top aide a pay increase of nearly $5,400 a month upon becoming leader of the lower house. Sara Ramirez, Perez’s chief of staff, saw her annual salary boosted from $125,256 to $190,008 effective March 1, according to documents obtained under state open-records law,” according to the Sacramento [...] . (Whitman ad with commentary thanks to “Level the Playing Field.” While we’re at it, don’t forget to vote Yes on Prop 15 – to get us that much closer to a state and nation where people no longer think they can buy an [...] Commenter “Cook” (a Santa Ana community activist, Vietnam vet, and all-around nice guy) started off skeptical last week over Proposition 15, the California Fair Elections Act: It’s important to dispense right away with misconceptions and falsehoods regarding Proposition 15, the California Fair Elections Act. So I’m going to make a habit of responding to mistaken or misleading comments with new posts, instead of burying my responses in the comment threads. A lot of gnashing of teeth, anger and anguish about the extent and cost of pension benefits for government workers has been occurring the last year or so. “Excessive”, “unsustainable” and “unjustified” are words commonly used to describe the retirement benefits of government employees who work 30 years or more in their jobs and then [...] According to a Sunday Los Angeles Times story, here, the high speed rail (HSR) project, every big-government lover’s answer to all our problems, is starting to receive more unwelcome scrutiny lately. Skyrocketing projected costs and ticket prices, federal subsidy guarantee requirements, incomprehensible ridership projections, and property takings that include, apparently, some part of Buena Park’s [...] Read it here first, on the Orange Juice! The movement for democracy in California is really picking up steam, with two exciting events this weekend – Saturday in Garden Grove, and Sunday in Laguna Woods. I’ll definitely be at at least one of them! Without further ado, the press release. (Gotta run, got a gig…) MEDIA ADVISORY: (Photo from file: California State Senator Lou Correa presenting legislative measure in the Senate Floor) LOL! Janice Hahn, the Los Angeles Councilwoman who is running for California Lt. Governor, has fired her first salvo at San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, who apparently has no clue what the Lt. Governor does – which isn’t stopping him from running for this office. Van Tran’s house, in West Sacramento The Democratic Party of Orange County (DPOC), which is based in Santa Ana, is conducting a Pre-Endorsement Caucus at the IBEW Hall, in Orange, on March 20. Below are the details: |
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