U.S. suspends visas to 75 countries including Armenia re drain on welfare programs. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/state-department-suspending-immigrant-visas-for-75-countries-citing-public-assistance-concerns
Israel loves them some ground Chuck. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-883968
I do not know Jim Silva. Never met him.
Octogenarian former OC politician Jim Silva has the same IP address as Neshanian???
Yeah. Back then Troy just seemed like a slimy kleptocrat, didn't picture him as a fascist. We supported Travis over…
Noberto's wife is a thief???
Is this the same Troy Edgar who lost the GOP nomination for State Assemby against Travis Allen? I think it…
Some where Gus is bitter.
Is this the New World Order 41 was referring to? So much for compassionate conservatism.
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O.C. Supervisorial seat up for grabs
Posted on June 27, 2006 | 42 CommentsI’ve been planning to write about the upcoming race for Lou Correa’s seat on the Board of Supervisors (BOS), but Jubal, over at OC Blog, beat me to the punch […] -
Jan. 2006 OC political campaign update!
Posted on January 24, 2006 | 6 CommentsJust a few tidbits of interest…the race for the 68th Assembly District is already getting ugly. Stephen Frank, a conservative Republican activist, emailed out a column today noting that the […] -
Correa Senate bid could open up Supervisorial seat
Posted on January 9, 2006 | 6 CommentsMartin Wisckol writes in today’s O.C. Register that if Lou Correa does indeed run for the 34th State Senate District, his Supervisorial seat might open up – and that district […]
The Mesa Water board are also deep into perks and benefits galore!