O.C. Register opinion writer Steven Greenhut took a swig of Kool Aid today and declared that no matter which Nguyen comes out on top, the taxpayers win. I don’t know about that. It is becoming readily apparent that Trung Nguyen and his Trannies cheated their way to the top.
I am hearing accounts of dead people voting, hundreds of ballots being sent to P.O boxes, voter coercion, votes cast by people who have been in Vietnam for six months, etc. This is shameful! It should not be allowed to stand. I expect this kind of behavior in third world countries, but not here in the U.S. The Trannies have made a mockery of our election laws.
It is also my understanding that Janet Nguyen is going to battle this to its ultimate conclusion. Good for her – and good for the rest of us! Trannie consigliere Mike Schroeder recently ripped her, comparing her to Al Gore. However, Schroeder shouldn’t talk about letting elections stand. Just this week he tried to remove our new State Attorney General, Jerry Brown, even though he won hands down. And I understand that Schroeder was also involved in Diane Harkey’s attempt to overrule Tom Harman’s win last year. What a disgusting hypocrite!
Greenhut also ripped the unions – but why isn’t he ripping O.C. GOP machine consultant John Lewis and his cronies, specifically? Surely they got punked as badly as the unions did in this election. Indeed, most of the GOP machinery wasted their money and endorsements on Carlos Bustamante. Just look at the election mapping software that the O.C. Registrar of Voters has made available. Bustamante lost almost every precinct in Santa Ana to Tom Umberg!
Greenhut actually wrote, “voters, Vietnamese and otherwise, defied the unions. ” If he was really interested in dissecting this election, he would make note of the fact that the Democrats erred by not recruiting a viable Latino candidate. That when Lou Correa and Loretta Sanchez sat this one out, for the most part, it doomed Umberg. That when a slew of local Latino Democrats, led by Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido and Rancho Santiago Community College District Trustee Al Amezcua, betrayed their party by backing Bustamante, they too doomed Umberg.
This was less about the unions losing, and more about infighting within the Democrat ranks, and a weak candidate in Umberg. Had they all unified behind Umberg, he likely would have won. Of course, I would not have celebrated that outcome.
This mess is not over, by any means. I have heard whispers that Schroeder is trying to broker a deal between Janet and Trung. Good luck with that – she is not going to budge. The taxpayers will only win when our laws are upheld and a lot of Trannies end up behind bars. At this point we need to get behind Janet and do everything possible to hold the Trannies accountable.
Carlos Bustamante failed to get the GOP endorsement because Mike Schroeder, GOP King Maker, was getting paid bigger bucks by Trung Nguyen and his Lord and maker Tan.The fact that Carlos bustamante was supported by Miguel Pulido will make it that much easier to get rid of both of them in the next election.
A Tsunami? Have we “overcome?” Have those “Mad as Hell” decided why not “vote?” Is there more awareness of the drift from reality of political power brokers intent on winning votes while discounting “the people” that “vote?”
My values are deep rooted in the values held dear in these United States. And critical issues for me are those of ethics, integrity, morality, and the “greater good.”
You may recall that in 1992, it was the elite of The GOP’s Lincoln Club that got behind the early campaign of then Bill Clinton, who espoused Centrist Philosophies of “mutual objectives,” notably not The OCDP Et Al. Perhaps Governor Schwartzenegger, a Registered Republican, has tried to copy “the page,” albeit he falls short of the values of The Democratic Party for the public welfare, health and safety, IMHO. Universal Health Care should be a No 1 Priority.
It is disturbing that there arises suspicion of irregularities .. and on balance, haven’t these been systemic pattern and practices in OC? What to do about it is the issue. The Registrar of Voters appears passive; The DA? FBI? US Attorney?
That said, why are some blogs from “Annonymous,” and others with an “identify” real or assumed? Is there a process/ritual of “approvals” for entitlement to post; a “Google Account?” How to Register?
Art I like to talk to you much better as in DTS. We have heard these “rumors” from you several times about voter inproprieties, however where are the formal complaints? Janet is asking for a recount not an investigation. Who is asking for the investigation, and is not already too late, I thought the cut off to file any court actions was last Thursday?
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Chris,
you said: “County workers should be fairly paid and receive reasonable benefits, including pensions.”
That is nice. And everyone else can “eat cake” (to quote a beheaded queen).
“County workers should be fairly paid and receive reasonable benefits, including pensions.”
Old communist clich
Chris Prevatt Says:
2/11/2007 2:23 PM
“Greenhut asks;
To #7: Just like Greenhut and all the other jealous folks, your comments are full of hate, misstatements, and lies. It is so easy to spout all the Moorlachian rhetoric about the “pension crisis”, but in truth- ONE DOES NOT EXIST. The “cooked books” belong solely to Moorlach’s accounting twists, and the slobbering sycophants eager to hear the lies.
And Chris, I apologize for the rants of Greenhut. Apparently, he got frightened by a big bad policeman some time ago, and is making it his life goal to get back at them and all other public employees. (Is it just me, or does he sound like a squealing schoolgirl when he writes about his “victories”?).
Union Thug
The Hull-Richter family has an interesting take on this election:
http://creativeyouth.net/dpocblowselection.html
Poster #8. The LA Times reported on Feb 8, pg B4, on warnings of a looming pension crises, byline of Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer.
Authority is two reports made public, in which Moody’s Investors Service outlines retiree costs in 55 cities .. eight in CA, including Anaheim, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose.
“Critical mass” implications are when rising costs eat into the general fund .. libraries, paving of roads, education ..
Be part of the solution, why don’t you? The City and County of Los Angeles is veritably a branch of “organized labor.” Social services and the LAPD amok, King Drew County Hospital having dispensed malpractice on a grand scale ..
Those Council people and BOS are so contained by “organized labor” they dare not protest. Only 10,000 slots on Skid Row, homeless must hover about .. like 100,000? The Mayor proposes hiking utility fees to cover obscene compensation for The Dept of Water and Power, highest in the nation … Medical facilities have dropped off indigents on Skid Row. Any sense of humanity?
And now “unions” are demanding The City and County move to force determinations of wages to be paid .. in the private sector?
Curious that unions demand that systems of education be life support for incompetent, indifferent teachers assigned subjects in which they are not even academically proficient?
Get real! Youths are handicapped in costly systems of education and their potential for progression through curriculums essential for competitive skills is extinguished .. rank and file .. 2% dues .. Even custodial staff must be able to read and comprehend increasingly complex instructions related to equipment and materials and application of
same.
The US Attorney in San Diego has indicted those responsible for “cooked books.” Ever ridden a buss in San Diego? The vulnerable are on crutches, in wheelchairs, obviously socially and economically distressed and as if merely social “debris?”
Poster #10- Wow, what a wide-reaching and ranging rant! I’m not talking about LA, about homeless, or LA teachers! Someday you may find that, ON RARE OCCASIONS, reporters will skew the facts to their viewpoint. Many have done so in the case of OC. The only way the papers can show ANY weakness in the retirement system is by using an extremely conservative and unlikely investment return. The stock market is cyclical, and at its lowest point, any system is broken. Ours is not!
As far as riding a “buss” in San Diego, no, I have not. I have been busy the last 30 years working to support my family. I have contributed plenty, both involuntarily through taxes, as well as voluntarily through time donated to service groups, to help those less fortunate than I.
Union Thug