Posts Tagged ‘ Choi ’

We’re getting lots of readers from the link we picked up from a Drudge Report posting here. And many of them are conservatives who are railing against a perceivede double-standard of the left calling former President George W. Bush “Hitler.” Margaret Cho, a Korean-American comedianne, once said “Bush isn’t Hitler. But he could be if he...
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Our Choi/Stalin story was picked up by SFGate.com here and it was linked to and is a featured story on The Drudge Report today; so we’d like to welcome all those readers to TheLiberalOC.com today. I highly recommend clicking the link to the SFGate story about our Monday post; the comments are *priceless.*
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“To see Councilmember Choi parading around the lobby of the Hilton Hotel with a picture depicting Speaker Pelosi as Josef Stalin on his back was deeply disturbing, though sadly not out of character."
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What Steven Choi did at the Democratic Party of Orange County's Harry S Truman Awards Dinner last Friday night was worse than the conduct of Dean Grose. It is worse because Choi is a non-partisan elected official in the City of Irvine. Because of that when dignitaries of any political party come to visit...
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While the Irvine City Council is officially non-partisan, Council member Steven Choi has taken the extreme step of conservative partisanship to show up in the lobby of the Irvine Hilton wearing a banner on his back equating House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with Josef Stalin, complete with a Hammer and Sickle.
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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 last US president to shrink the size of the Federal Government? Why that would be Bill Clinton of course. Want smaller local government? Look to Irvine where the policies of...
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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 council’s handling of the contract dispute with the Irvine Police Association.  It was sort of like a husband at a marriage counseling session being asked by the counselor to...
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