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eehe mayiihna hello every !!1! ? in the universe. we write to u on the traditional lamds of the Tongva…
I think I saw Lauren Johnson Norris tonight at a lawyer function in Irvine. If it was her and I’m…
Didn’t the kid have a tech 9 and ran to retrieve the gun?
“Leave every stone unturned” is for sure their anthem.
I'm sure Aitken and Kurtz will leave every stone unturned to get to the truth!
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Mr. Sink was a real one. I would know, because I was a high school student of his, and got…
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How will US Supreme Court rule in Dukes v. Wal-Mart?
Posted on March 24, 2011 | 7 Comments. . . . . While we are glued to our TV’s awaiting the outcome of the state budget there is a major employer who is facing a sex discrimination/class […] -
Would SCA-24, revising term limits, be the solution?
Posted on July 25, 2009 | No CommentsThis past week I had breakfast with an elected south county official where we covered several policy issues including the impacts of “term limits.” In June of 1998 we debated […] -
Without a bailout 150,000 CA homes could be foreclosed in the next 12 months
Posted on July 3, 2008 | 13 CommentsAs we have stated in the private property rights debates, home ownership is the cornerstone of the American dream. Ten years ago I listened as Ronzel Cato lost his Fresno […]
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On August 17, 2026 I visited Seymour to confirm my suspicion that Allan had died a couple years earlier. Allan…