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Norma Torres Misguided on Law and Order

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin has wrote an opinion column about one of Norma’s latest bills and it does not look flattering.
Local Assemblywoman Norma Torres has introduced a bill to deny journalists – and hence, the public – crime information that is now public and, in our opinion, vital to California residents.
In fact, loss [...]

Who Are They?

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Looking at the candidate filing status reports from the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters makes me puzzled at some of the people who put their hat in the ring for the June Primary.  Who are these individuals?
For one, I am glad Supervisor Ovitt has a challenger. However it took me a bit of detective [...]

Dialing for Couch Lint

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

I understand that our public university system is suffering due to the collapsing economy and lack of support from Sacramento. Unfortunately I am not in the condition to donate money at this time and would love to be taken off the solicitation list from the school until I am able to donate. Not all of [...]

East End Loses Satellite Office for Senator McLeod

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

From the State Senator:
District Office Consolidation
Dear Neighbor,
In a cost cutting measure to save precious State budget dollars, effective March 1, 2010 the San Bernardino District Office for Senator Gloria Negrete McLeod will be closed and its operations merged with the District Office in Montclair.
Although we will be consolidated in Montclair, please be assured that my [...]

How to Solve the Wal-Mart Debate in Ontario, California

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

I would like to come up with solutions to solve the Wal-Mart versus residents’ fight that is happening in North Western Ontario. It may not be the Israelis versus the Palestinians but it surely feels that way.
One, it is going to take sacrifices from both sides. Wal-Mart may have to give up the idea [...]

Its the Candidate Not the Party

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

This is another year that I am not going to vote a straight ticket. Right now here is my pending choices.
Senate: Campbell
Congress: Pamela Zander *
State Senate: Michael Bryant *
Governor: Poizner
Secretary of State: Roy Allmond
Lt.Governor: Abel Maldonado
Attorney General: Tom Harman
Treasurer – Mimi Walters
Controller – TBD
Board of Equalization: George Runner (since its only about money, he’s not [...]

Recovery Without Loss of Freedom

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

I hear you Senator Dutton, California does need to put jobs first. However there is something the Republican Party establishment needs to do first before voters in California consider the party seriously. Republicans may have the solutions to bring back California’s economy back to life, but voters will find out there is a cost for [...]

5 Dollars Goes a Long Way

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

I made another political contribution tonight. I helped Paul Schrader pay a portion of their filing fee for San Bernardino County Sheriff. It may only be 0.2% of the filing fee, but he only needs like $1200 now out of $2000 and he would appreciate your support so he could get on the ballot so [...]

There Must Be Some Suspicion

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

When a neighbor gets robbed you become more suspicious about strange cars parked near your home. The strange car ended up being an investigator at the local animal control agency.
The irony is the individual is parked at the same corner for three straight days which raised the suspicion from me and my neighbor across [...]

Upgrade Time

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

I decided to upgrade my phone from a Curve 8900 to a Bold 9700. The only benefits for me was 3G data, Visual Voicemail and an optical trackpad.
185 dollars was blown, but I feel I will have more peace of mind. I was frustrated with my blown trackball and I wanted something better after finding [...]