The Voice of OC, okay, along with the three Councilmembers who rejected it - Tammy, Treseder and Agran. Farrah and…
Tammy lied about her residency in Dist. 5. Irvine choose to split into 6 parts. Kim chose to cheat. Immediately…
This is an atrociously asshole comment. It's like asking "what is it about what this victim did that made these…
Vern: You said that you appreciated Eric's coverage of the Tammy lawsuit. That's over. So is Eric's usefulness here.
(1) Do you see Treseder listed in Vern's litany? (2) Do you even know what a "Great White Hope" is?…
Is there a part of the piece that calls her perfect? No. I squeezed a world of complaints about all…
Tammy [deletions of inappropriate commentary here] After Farrah one as mayor[sic], she promptly stabbed Kim in the back withdrawing her…
Sad, if he were a Democrat he wouldn't have to pretend.
Her post mortem disclosure raises more questions than answers. Like what does she know about that laundry list of individuals,…
Prop. 32 Archive
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![Dear Fullerton, So . . . I’m just gonna throw this one out there and see how it sticks. Bruce Whitaker accepted $1000 from Jeremy Popoff and The Slidebar as […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Jeremy-Popoff-attorney-whitaker-portrait-115x115.jpg "Bruce Whitaker <3's Popoff & The Slidebar")
Bruce Whitaker <3's Popoff & The Slidebar
Posted on October 10, 2012 | 9 CommentsDear Fullerton, So . . . I’m just gonna throw this one out there and see how it sticks. Bruce Whitaker accepted $1000 from Jeremy Popoff and The Slidebar as […] -
![. I have been a Republican since I turned 18. I even campaigned for the 1998 ‘paycheck protection’ Proposition 226. However, this time around, I am not supporting Proposition 32. […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/munson-times-4-115x115.jpg "Why This Republican Is Voting NO on Proposition 32!")
Why This Republican Is Voting NO on Proposition 32!
Posted on October 7, 2012 | 7 Comments. I have been a Republican since I turned 18. I even campaigned for the 1998 ‘paycheck protection’ Proposition 226. However, this time around, I am not supporting Proposition 32. […]
That agreement was preposterously bad.