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?
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![I just got through watching the HBO documentary — “Homeless – The Motel Kids of Orange County”. It was on CNN. I decided to watch it, because last […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/homeless-motel-kids-115x115.jpg "“Homeless – The Motel Kids of Orange County”")
“Homeless – The Motel Kids of Orange County”
Posted on June 16, 2013 | 30 CommentsI just got through watching the HBO documentary — “Homeless – The Motel Kids of Orange County”. It was on CNN. I decided to watch it, because last […] -
![Folks knock Republicans because they appear to be insensitive to the poor and the middle class. But this week’s outrageous scandal regarding John McCain’s adviser, Phil Gramm, takes the cake. […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Phil Gramm’s faux pas revealed how Republicans feel about the economy, the poor and the middle class")
Phil Gramm’s faux pas revealed how Republicans feel about the economy, the poor and the middle class
Posted on July 11, 2008 | 11 CommentsFolks knock Republicans because they appear to be insensitive to the poor and the middle class. But this week’s outrageous scandal regarding John McCain’s adviser, Phil Gramm, takes the cake. […]
This well, seemingly, has no bottom.