It is without surprise that we endorse Mayor Sukhee Kang for re-election, Larry Agran to return to the Irvine City Council and commissioner Shiva Farivar to replace Christina Shea on the city council. The progressive majority took control of Irvine…
Tag Archive for Frank Mickadeit
OC GOP’s Grose Endorsement is Disgusting
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
It isn’t often that we agree with Register Columnist Frank Mickadeit on this blog. But in this case we find ourselves in that position. On Tuesday Mickadeit’s column titled ‘Watermelon man’ gets GOP nod caught our eye.
Register Caption Calls Irvine “a Little Sandox of Horrors”
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
Maybe Frank Mickadeit needs to spend more time in that primate cage at the Santa Ana zoo. It seems every election cycle, Mickadeit writes a column about some up and coming conservative Republican politican who is going to go in…
Mickadeit at the Zoo
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
Some posts just write themselves. While we certainly don’t see eye to eye on everything, especially politics in Irvine, one has to admire the moxy of Register columnist Frank Mickadeit in a primate cage at the Santa Ana Zoo. So…
The Spanking of Duvall
by Chris Prevatt • • 2 Comments
It’s Monday, the legislative session is “completed,” and “Open Mike” Duvall is still getting spanked by columnists around the state. I’ve gathered a few of them together to make your Monday morning more entertaining. Politics and sexual deviants Don’t look…
A Tale of Two CEO searches
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
Steven Greenhut and Frank Mickadeit were giddy with glee to write a Sunday editorial and a Thursday column to take shots at the “arrogant,” “secretive” and “self-interested” Â Larry Agran and his “cabal” over a recent appeals judge ruling that awarded…
Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Shea/Choi on Great Park CEO Search
by Dan Chmielewski • • 4 Comments
An interesting opinion by an appeals court judge, which basically says that two parties who settle a dispute one of those parties is entitled to reimbursement of legal fees. Huh? I think the decision should be appealed because it frankly…
