Posts Tagged ‘ DPOC ’

Now that I have had time to complete some review and further research on the selection process for the Democratic Party of Orange County’s Executive Director here is where things are as I see it. First, the bylaws of the party specify what is supposed to happen with the selection of an Executive Director. Article VII. A....
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We got this note from DPOC chair Frank Barbaro: I am pleased to announce that Gerrie Schipske is the new Executive Director of the Democratic Party of Orange County. Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (D-47th CD) says, “I join with Orange County Democrats in extending a warm welcome to the Honorable Gerrie Schipske and congratulate the Democratic...
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Here’s a copy of the job.  With OC’s list of registered Democrats growing, it could be you who plays a major role in turning this Red County blue….. The Democratic Party of Orange County is accepting applications for the immediate hire of a full-time Executive Director. Deadline for resume submission is 5:00 pm, Monday, February 1st,...
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We have had some pretty interesting stories over the past year. Some we broke, others we just covered. From Westminster City Councilman Andy "Smiley" Quach and his DUI to Assemblyman "Open Mike" Duvall's romps with a lobbyist it has been an eventful year.
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Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi delivered the Keynote Address to the Democratic Party of Orange County’s 15th Annual Harry S. Truman Award Dinner last Friday, December 4th in Irvine. For those who were not there and those who were and simply want to replay that moment; here is the video of her keynote...
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Irvine councilmember Steven Choi is now using his Pelosi-is-Stalin stunt to raise funds for his assembly race.  Choi is complaining that Democrats have attacked him for his right to free speech; no one is denying the wannabe Assemblyman his right to make a fool of himself.  But this isn’t the first time Choi’s “free speech”...
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Tonight's sold out Truman dinner was a huge success and drew a large crowd of Democrats inside and about 100 protesters outside. House speaker Nancy Pelosi was delayed by traffic but her rousing speech, very focused on healthcare reform, more than made up for the tardiness.
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