The Orange County Business Council’s Lucy Dunn posted a blog item on the OCBC’s blog expressing concern about the Medical Device Tax that its part of the Affordable HealthCare Act hurting Orange County’s local economy due to the large number…
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Pulido Fundraiser on the Heels of LA Times’ “Invisible Mayor” Story
by Dan Chmielewski • • 27 Comments
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido held his first fundraiser of the 2012 election season tonight in Santa Ana at a catered event at First American Corp off Main Street. And the event attracted the likes of Lucy Dunn of OCBC,…
OCBC Backs Alderete for Santa Ana’s Ward 3 Council Seat
by Dan Chmielewski • • 1 Comment
The Leading Orange County Business Organization, OCBC, Endorses Eric M. Alderete for Santa Ana City Council – Ward 3 Santa Ana, California – Eric M. Alderete’s campaign for Santa Ana City Council (Ward 3) received a vote of confidence from…
A Trokia of Democratic Fundraisers
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
In no particular order, this post has details for three fundraiser for three Democratic candidates running for three different offices. In no particular order, a fundraising announcement for Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk-Silva who is a candidate for AD-65, a fundraiser…
Jordan Brandman to announce a run for Anaheim City Council
by Dan Chmielewski • • 18 Comments
Anaheim school board member Jordan Brandman will announce his candidacy for the Anaheim City Council at an event next week. Brandman, one of the Democratic Party’s youngest and most successful elected officials, has already lined up considerable support for his…
What are the Top Ten Most Taxed States in America?
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
I’ve had the good graces to live in New York, Massachusetts and California, and no matter whhcih state I call home, there are cries about how this state (whichever one I’m in) is the “most taxed state in America. My…
Supervisor Campbell slams Bates and Nelson on the details of proposed Lobbyist reform
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
Supervisor Bill Campbell “was surprised” to learn that his colleagues were introducing a last minute proposal for lobbyist registration. But he told his colleagues that the “devil is in the details” and after reviewing their proposal he felt it would be more appropriately named the “Citizen Registration Ordinance.”
