And what a SNOWFLAKE this Kim Sorgente is. After subpoenaing me, ghosting me, and making me show up for no…
Yeah because I’m the harsh individual in all of this. Not quite. Why don’t you ask Lauren what happened to…
I believe Greg used that spelling on purpose. It was a good pun.
Course? She basically sprinted out of the event after she saw me.
Pinche Kim. I showed up today and didn't need to. He did get a continuance till Sept 8 and didn't…
Kim's trial is FINALLY happening six years later. And I was GONNA go, but then he SUBPOENA'D me to it.…
Thank you very much for the fine reporting. Thank You for keeping us informed!
I see that you are staying the coarse.
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Willie Brown: State of the Unions
Posted on January 5, 2010 | 12 CommentsWillie Brown is calling for an "honest dialogue" on California's public employee unions. Brown, the former San Francisco mayor and longtime Speaker of the California Assembly, has pointed out the obvious - that our civil servants now "[run] the show" in California. They have "job security for life" and "pushed by our friends in labor, gradually expanded pay and benefits to private-sector levels while keeping the job protections and layering on incredibly generous retirement packages that pay ex-workers almost as much as current workers". Standing against them, says Brown, is "politically unpopular and potentially even career suicide for most officeholders".

![Willie Brown: State of the Unions Willie Brown is calling for an "honest dialogue" on California's public employee unions. Brown, the former San Francisco mayor and longtime Speaker of the California Assembly, has pointed out the obvious - that our civil servants now "[run] the show" in California. They have "job security for life" and "pushed by our friends in labor, gradually expanded pay and benefits to private-sector levels while keeping the job protections and layering on incredibly generous retirement packages that pay ex-workers almost as much as current workers". Standing against them, says Brown, is "politically unpopular and potentially even career suicide for most officeholders".](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Willie-Brown-rethinks-unions.jpg)
You know me so well. Yes, I'm accusing Eric of being coarse -- and making this a more unpleasant place…