Oh, damn. He was a good egg in most respects. I hope that he rests in peace (save for some…
This post had some funny comments.
I expect more available time around the beginning of June. Until then, I'm squeezing things in as and where I…
Came across this classic story... and noticed that the linked documents weren't loading. It's because they were word documents which…
I've long noticed something about people who repeatedly talk about how "smart" they are. Something ironic. See Trump, Amezcua.
Given the fatal bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs today, will Santa Ana Mayor Amezcua call for cooling…
Good stuff, Greg, you should write a piece on post-HB Gates. Sadly, one of his longtime antagonists in HB, the…
The Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights is a familiar name for those watching California politics: former Republican Party Chair…
Folks, I have some bad news for you. She will have a cushier landing spot than the HB City Council…
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Archive
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![Some municipal officials in California are blaming Prop. 13 for their financial woes – when in truth the REAL problem, besides their proclivity for wasting taxpayers money in frivolous ways, […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/calpers-in-flames.jpg "Calpers is the culprit, not Prop. 13")
Calpers is the culprit, not Prop. 13
Posted on January 4, 2009 | 11 CommentsSome municipal officials in California are blaming Prop. 13 for their financial woes – when in truth the REAL problem, besides their proclivity for wasting taxpayers money in frivolous ways, […] -
![A few years ago we stopped the Orange County Centerline so I guess it’s time to take on another “boondoggle” rail project. Prop 1A opens the door for “special interests” […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Vote NO on Prop 1A $9.95 billion ($81.4 billion by 2030) high speed train boondoggle")
Vote NO on Prop 1A $9.95 billion ($81.4 billion by 2030) high speed train boondoggle
Posted on October 23, 2008 | 2 CommentsA few years ago we stopped the Orange County Centerline so I guess it’s time to take on another “boondoggle” rail project. Prop 1A opens the door for “special interests” […] -
“Taxed to the Max” rally at state Capitol
Posted on June 11, 2008 | 7 CommentsEarlier today I joined with over 150 concerned taxpayers from around the state as we gathered on the West Lawn of the State Capitol. This noon rally was to send […] -
“Taxed to the Max” petition drive/Rally Chuck DeVore, Jim Silva & Van Tran
Posted on June 7, 2008 | 16 CommentsEarly this morning I attended a rally by “Americans for Prosperity” that was held at the Orange County Marketplace (aka OC Fairgrounds). Scott Voigts, CRA Vice President, serving as Orange […] -
“Gideons Trumpet” Prop 98 “Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory”
Posted on June 4, 2008 | 6 CommentsI just received the following assessment of yesterday’s Prop 98/Prop 99 outcome from Law Professor Gideon Kanner, an attorney/colleague who, in 2001, defeated the Lancaster Redevelopment Agency. Gideon represented the […]
I don’t think any of the 3100 homes proposed to be built are required to be affordable. Irvine co. Is…