Public Administrator/Public Guardian John Williams (Ret.) has a problem letting go and saying goodbye. Last year he announced he would retire on January 23, 2012. He now wants to keep the job which pays him his six-figure salary to do nothing. The Board of Supes. says goodbye, watch the door lock behind you.
This announcement came in and we had to post because it’s great news about The Great Park and great news about the Federal Government’s committment to alternative and renewable energy and hopefully will rub the climate change deniers on the Register’s editorial pages to do some homework about climate change that isn’t based on...
Sometimes, a newspaper headline gets accidentially connected to a photo on the page that has nothing to do with the story in question. And this happened in the Washington Post of all places with the headline and photo pairing above. In light of Chris’s excellent post on the Register’s editorial page criticism of the President...
I usually try to ignore the rhetoric spewed across the editorial pages of the Orange County Register, but the following from yesterdays editorial Obama's focus on fairness, not on a foul record, requires rebuttal.
Indiana governor Mitch Daniels took the Obama administration to task for rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline is his rebuttal to the President’s State of the Union address citing the number of jobs the construction of said pipeline would create. The OC Register, in an editorial on January 20, also criticize the President for “not...
President Obama gave a stirring State of the Union and really reminded me of the candidate we elected in 2008. He called for shared sacrifice, fairness and appealed to Congress to unify and move the country forward — together. Indiana Govenror Mitch Daniels gave the response and his message was more forcused on the...
No one built this country on their own. This nation is great because we built it together. This nation is great because we worked as a team. And if we hold fast to that truth, in this moment of trial, there is no challenge too great; no mission too hard. As long as...
TheLiberalOC wishes State Senator Lou Correa the happiest of days. We won’t be outing the Senator’s age. And while we don’t fully agree with every issue the Senator vote on, it’s always a pleasure to speak with him at Community events and fundraisers. Have a great day Lou!
Jeffery Hubbard, Superintendent of The Newport Mesa School District was convicted on Monday, January 23rd on 2 counts of misappropriation of funds in relation to giving one of his subordinates $20,000 in bonuses and a car allowance increase without board approval when he was with the Beverly Hills School Board. UPDATE: In a special Board Meeting today,...
Democratic Party of Orange County Central Committee members learned of a settlement agreement with the Federal Election's Commission (FEC) on Monday night to settle allegations of federal campaign finance law violations found during an FEC audit. The agreement includes the payment of a $2,500 fine.
Fundraising reports for the end of 2011 aren’t due in for another week and a half, but contributions made to candidates over $5,000 are already posted on the Secretary of State’s website. The early big money fundraising advantage in AD-69 goes to labor activist Julio Perez with $31,200. You can see his contributions here. ...
RT @KQED_CapNotes: Here's the CA SupCt ruling allowing citizens commisison maps to be used for 2012: http://t.co/jjjSS7Xv - posted on 01/27/2012RT @KQED_CapNotes: All 7 justices on CA SupCt concur in allowing panel's Senate map to be used for 2012. Clean sweep. - posted on 01/27/2012RT @KQED_CapNotes: Breaking: CA Supreme Ct says commission can be used for 2012 Senate elections. - posted on 01/27/2012RT @stevenmaviglio: AM Read: "Why Screwing Unions is Screwing the Middle Class" http://t.co/ih02U1SE - posted on 01/27/2012#TheLiberalOC John Williams Just Doesn't Know When The Show's Over - http://t.co/xPYi8c0Z - posted on 01/27/2012
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