Damn! You're right. Thanks, fixed. District 7: Miles Patricola (man of mystery) vs. Sara J. Weber (CPA / business owner)
You missed the Newport Beach District 7 City Council race
You think the current Costa Mesa City Council will stand up to the cops and their own City Attorney? If…
Yeah, I guess I was thinking of a Council like the current Costa Mesa Council... but I may be wrong…
Not really, Vern. The City can play legal games all day long with impunity. It doesn't cost the bad actors…
Hell yah! Great job not letting them steamroll you. We need more coverage on these bs charges but the whole…
You know, it's funny how a system of primaries could create a groundswell of stupidity in the GOP. In GOP…
Bingo.
To be fair, Fred wasn't helped by the National Orange Corruption of the GOP. With that direction coming from the…
DA Tony Rackauckas Archive
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Binders Full of Women at OCGOP: Helen Hayden for Sup Ct Judge
Posted on May 5, 2014 | 16 Comments“Ms. Hayden’s election to the Superior Court will do much to erase the stain that Judge Johnson has left upon it.” ~ Orange County Register Editorial Board All over Orange […] -
ELECTED SHERIFF of OC takes oath of office
Posted on January 14, 2011 | 7 Comments. . . This morning I attended the swearing in ceremony of Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens. This event was held in the OC Sheriff’s Regional Training Academy in Tustin […] -
“Larry’s picks” for the June 8th primary
Posted on May 6, 2010 | 12 CommentsAs all registered voters have received Voter Guides for the June 8th Primary Election it is time for me to issue “Larry’s Picks.” We wonder why millions of voters stay […] -
Rackaukus Argues Self-Defense
Posted on November 27, 2009 | 1 CommentOrange County District Attorney Tony Rackaukus has joined 33 other California DA's in a Supreme Court brief supporting the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. The California DA's joined with several Nevada and Arizona district attorneys, police organizations, and other persons and groups concerned with protecting the public safety benefits of citizens possessing firearms for self-defense. They argue that the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms applies to the states, as well as the federal government. -
OC Register Correction on “Judging those who would be judges”
Posted on June 3, 2008 | No CommentsIn yesterday’s lead editorial the OC Register published comments naming myself as the source. Sadly, they are human and made a mistake which has now been corrected. It relates to […]
As someone who leans conservative but is moderate, my criticism is that the OC GOP is busy fighting for their…