That last response seems to have been intended as a list, giving you a false impression about his writing ability.…
Umm Pulido has outraised the copd over the most recent reporting period.
Your ill-informed and cannot complete a sentence...Stop your non sense and bad information. Get help.
Note I did not say that these were the same group. Pro-Ada Group 1 recognized that Ada brought significant negatives…
Self-satisfied? Outside of a comix store, that may be as good as it gets for him.
This seems self-contradictory; hopefully you can explain why it isn't. 1. Pulido was recruited. (By whom?) 2. To split the…
Ada and Ali are outsiders. It’s gonna matter in this election that they aren’t locals and aren’t Filipino. They don’t…
For whatever it's worth, I have been told that Pulido was recruited for this race to split the significant anti-Ada…
Oh, I suspect that it was yours...
USA Today Archive
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Is Meg Whitman a hypocrite in regard to eminent domain takings?
Posted on May 15, 2010 | 7 CommentsWhile most media outlets and blogs will probably focus on the May revised CA budget today, I thought it was time to share an issue that all readers know is […] -
High speed rail in CA must be justified
Posted on February 8, 2010 | 14 CommentsIn the transportation section of USA TODAY’s newspaper the headline reads “China’s fast trains may offer tips for us.” A word of caution. Before getting too enamored by bringing underfunded […] -
“When papers fold” by Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson.
Posted on March 17, 2009 | No CommentsIn my post yesterday I covered a story out of MD where a mayor was upset with bloggers holding them accountable. I later added a comment of 10 major newspapers […]
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Yes, I did note that you didn't state that these were all one group, which was why I speculated along…