In BREAKING NEWS, the Mayor Pro Tem of Garden Grove and Emperor of Vietnam had his tires slashed and now…
So Flint was pushing for the gate tax for the APA? I find it hard to believe that anybody would…
He did, he was in Tennessee and Sacramento. But he's back in town, folks say. He was the most clever…
I don't know her well, she had stonewalled me since I supported her Recall (I think that was my offense)…
P.S. I thought that creepy Flint took it on the lam.
Question: is Rubalcava REALLY serious about this or is it just a hall pass so she can get re-elected next…
So. THIS faceplanted. Natalie needed four votes besides herself, and didn't get one. Also, neither of my urgent improvements went…
Wow, that's dumb.
Good news Perverto, you can say that to me in person! No computer. Where are you gonna be tomorrow?
Neil Lonsinger Archive
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![Whenever you have a field of more than 10 candidates for city council the chances for incumbents to be reelected increases dramatically. In this year’s Mission Viejo city council race […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/reardon.jpg "Challenger Rhonda Reardon elected to Mission Viejo City Council [unofficial]")
Challenger Rhonda Reardon elected to Mission Viejo City Council [unofficial]
Posted on November 3, 2010 | 17 CommentsWhenever you have a field of more than 10 candidates for city council the chances for incumbents to be reelected increases dramatically. In this year’s Mission Viejo city council race […] -
![At tonight’s meeting of the Republican Central Committee of O.C. former New York governor George Pataki discussed his petition to repeal Obamacare identified as Revere America. We were told that in the past […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/OCGOP-Chair.bmp "Mission Viejo’s Neil Lonsinger & Brian Skalsky endorsed by Republican Central Committee of OC")
Mission Viejo’s Neil Lonsinger & Brian Skalsky endorsed by Republican Central Committee of OC
Posted on October 18, 2010 | 7 CommentsAt tonight’s meeting of the Republican Central Committee of O.C. former New York governor George Pataki discussed his petition to repeal Obamacare identified as Revere America. We were told that in the past […] -
![While the morning newspaper headline might read “elected in the city of Mission Viejo were councilman Frank Ury with 13,707 votes and first time challenger Cathy Schlicht garnering 11,163 votes,” […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "“Grass roots” activist Cathy Schlicht defeats the “machine” candidate in Mission Viejo")
“Grass roots” activist Cathy Schlicht defeats the “machine” candidate in Mission Viejo
Posted on November 5, 2008 | 1 CommentWhile the morning newspaper headline might read “elected in the city of Mission Viejo were councilman Frank Ury with 13,707 votes and first time challenger Cathy Schlicht garnering 11,163 votes,” […] -
“Larry’s picks” part two (and Ballot Measure recap)
Posted on October 3, 2008 | 13 CommentsGood afternoon voters. At the end of this post of individual candidates I have added the OC Register Ballot Measure recommendations alongside my Sept 23rd picks. While some of the following candidates […] -
Results of CRA endorsement meeting. South OC city council races
Posted on September 18, 2008 | 1 CommentTonight the California Republican Assembly, CRA, held a local endorsement meeting for Republican candidates for city council in the cities of Laguna Hills, Lake Forest and Mission Viejo. Invitations were […] -
76 days until the election yet local candidate kept under wraps
Posted on August 21, 2008 | 5 CommentsAs the presidential campaign moves forward many pundits are questioning the credentials of Senator Obama, Democratic candidate to be commander-in-chief of the country. For several months polls have shown him […] -
Interview with Neil Lonsinger, latest candidate for Mission Viejo city council
Posted on July 21, 2008 | 6 CommentsNeil Lonsinger, former Chairman of the Mission Viejo Planning & Transportation Commission, has just met with our City Clerk and joins the growing list of the 2008 City Council candidates. […]
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