It's a tribute to the "fire fighters" and cop unions that they get evermore benefits and pay as their jobs…
So they let the Louzeau’s get away with killing this woman just because she partied with their sister? Are they…
Nice summary, glad you followed up on comments to amend your content. 4th district Justice Joanne Motoike Cannot find any…
She was one of three council members who voted to leave Cartel OCFA and contract out paramedic services to the…
Good point. My source was writing from work by memory and forgot details. But it is still a NO on…
P.P.S: if she was responsible for Placentia outsourcing the paramedic service (which Ryan may have ben referring too) then God…
I cast a protest vote for her, too. I almost never vote for Republicans these days - or Democrats, either…
Jim Ruth was a class act as Anaheim City Manager 40 years ago.
Interesting take and thanks for writing about it.
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It’s That Time of the Year for the Children and Families Commission
Posted on April 23, 2010 | 4 CommentsYup. The time of the year when this little-known, virtually opaque level of government that was created by Rob Reiner’s tobacco tax hands out its PR and lobbying contracts to […] -
Sucking Hard at the Teat of the Welfare State
Posted on April 6, 2010 | 5 CommentsThe other day I described how Republican Mayor Curt Pringle made some big bucks as a lobbyist for the so-called Children and Families Commission, a by-product of the 1998 liberal […] -
Milking the Welfare State; Repuglicanism for Fun and Profit
Posted on April 5, 2010 | 9 CommentsAway back in 1998, the people of California in their infinite wisdom passed Proposition 10, a tax on cigarettes and tobacco products the revenue of which was to go to […]
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