Gustavo Arellano earlier this week took Loretta Sanchez to task in a post on the OCWeekly’s Navel Gazing blog regarding comments she made in a Spanish language interview on Univision. Gustavo wrote: The Van Tran for Congress campaign put out…
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Diaz & Pulido, Two sides, Same Coin
by Claudio Gallegos • • 6 Comments
On November 2nd, I truly hope the people of Santa Ana have a revolution at the ballot booth and boot Pulido from office. Then, and only then, will many of the South County and Hills Democrats open their eyes and see for themselves the real Pulido, a man more concerned with the perks of office and impressing his buddies in South County and The Hills than taking care of the people he was entrusted to care for.
Demand Better Protests for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
by Dan Chmielewski • • 9 Comments
Since the Major League Baseball All-Star game, this blog has taken a lot of flack for our (my) criticism of the protest at the game over the decision by Major League Baseball to play the 2011 game in Arizona. We’ve…
“What needs to be done, is blackmail loretta.” OCDT’s Campaign against Loretta: Mostly on Facebook/Blogs, stoked by OCBloggers
by Steve Perez • • 10 Comments
Local Political Operative points out obvious manipulation between OC Bloggers Art P, Vern, And Gustavo and the Orange County Dream Team.
Usual Suspects Top Jannies in Charity Softball Game
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
A charity softball game between the Jannies and the Usual Suspects was decided on a home run by Thomas Anthony Gordon off of relief pitcher Paul Lucas in the bottom of the 7th inning for a 7 to 6 come from…
Who Can Save the Banana Republic?
by Claudio Gallegos • • 10 Comments
What are everyone’s thoughts? As Gustavo asks, Who can save the Banana Republic? Who can bring change we Santa Ana residents can all believe in?
Commissioner Removal Delayed
by Claudio Gallegos • • 5 Comments
At last night’s Santa Ana City Council meeting, the Council voted to continue the issue of removing Jeff Dickman from the Historic Resources Commission for two weeks in order to request a resignation from him. Myself, Thomas Gordon and Mike Tardif spoke on the issue. I stressed that an explanation should be given and he should have been given the courtesy of being offered to resign. Apparently the Council listened for once.
