Fullerton’s decrepit streets pre-date Fred Jung. Only so much can be paved at a time.
Yeah but Pell does seem worse than Sheth-Sagel.
An endorsement by Barnes IS bad news.
All right all right. Sagel it is. Sheth doesn't sound all that "ethnic" to me, but I guess in Pell's…
Connor Traut is worse than just another establishment Dem. He's been a political climber hack since he was a teenager…
Sounds like Zahra or one of his unterminions.
Fred Jung for OC Supervisor? Sure, if you want the rest of Orange County to have Fullerton's roads and budget…
"This is gonna be weird, Ada coming to the Club she voted to uncharter." Makes me want to go. I…
I had nothing to do with the Pell v. Sagel case--but would have been happy to have had that righteous…
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![Do you believe the role of government is to create jobs? Last month the LA Times reported that “the often volatile unemployment rate dropped to 11% from March’s 11.2%, the […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/government-jobs.jpg "“Obsession” with local tax base and retail development trumps local job creation")
“Obsession” with local tax base and retail development trumps local job creation
Posted on June 16, 2009 | No CommentsDo you believe the role of government is to create jobs? Last month the LA Times reported that “the often volatile unemployment rate dropped to 11% from March’s 11.2%, the […] -
![The Public Policy Institute of California’s newest poll indicates that “There is no question that California is still a pro-choice state,” according to Mark Baldassare, PPIC president, CEO, and survey […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/pro-choice-baby.jpg "There is no question that California is still a pro-choice state")
There is no question that California is still a pro-choice state
Posted on February 26, 2009 | 6 CommentsThe Public Policy Institute of California’s newest poll indicates that “There is no question that California is still a pro-choice state,” according to Mark Baldassare, PPIC president, CEO, and survey […]
Here’s a challenge: can anyone name a truly successful politician who didn’t hold elective office until after turning 70 —…