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In the wake of his change-of-heart on same-sex marriage, Mayor Jerry Sanders tonight held on to the SD County Republican Party’s previously given endorsement. Plenty of conjecture and comments at Red County San Diego:
So What is Going to Happen at the GOP Tonight?
Check out this KABC news footage about the unexplainable and lavish lifestyle enjoyed by Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, all at the expense of his campaign donors…
It you had any questions about why term-limits are a good thing, this would be it. Nunez has completely lost his sense of propriety in terms of prudent use of campaign funds.
The video is about two minutes long, but the best images are after the half-way point, with Nunez literally running away from the camera, as the reporter is asking him to explain all of his outrageous and lavish expenditures… (there is more below the video) "SE SALE POR LA COCINA" or, in Enlgish, "HE LEFT THROUGH THE KITCHEN" … Read More
Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas has confirmed he will be a speakerthis Saturday evening, October 13, at the upcoming Western Conservative Political Action conference to be held at the Fairmont Hotel in Newport Beach.
Other speakers at the conference include conservative leaders Mike Reagan, U.S. Senator Sam Brownback, Congressman Duncan Hunter, State Senator Tom McClintock, Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, and Reagan biographer Dinesh D’Souza, amongmany others.
There is still time to take advantage of the Fairmont’s discounted rate of $159 a night for conference registrants. Information about theconference and on-line registration is available at www.westerncpac.com or by calling Tiffany Delepine at Schubert/Flint Public Affairs at 714-774-1741.… Read More
H/T to Blog of SD’s Pat Flannery for having it first and to "Mighty Thor" at Red County SD for making it graphically user-friendly….here is some data from a McLaughlin and Associates poll on Mayor Jerry Sanders:
Much resulting fodder on Red County as to whether this constitutes the entire poll or not, who commissioned it (GOP?Steve Francis?Donna Frye?Labor Council?, yadda, yadda?) and just what is Pat Flannery’s agenda in publishing it.
As much as Flannery has against Sanders, that last one’s a laugh, unless folks are afraid of information. If the definition of a liberal is someone who posts information that Republicans don’t like, ok, count me as a liberal.
Yes, I too would’ve liked to see the results of a straight up question on the likely/potential… Read More
The offices of the FlashReport are closed today to celebrate the Columbus Day holiday. That said, we did get in early to make sure that the main page is updated, and includes an exclusive column from Congressman Kevin McCarthy, in addition to all of the political stories from California’s daily papers (such as they are on this quiet holiday).
Have a great day!
Jon Fleischman, Publisher
Care to read comments, or make your own about today’s Daily Commentary?
Just click here to go to the FR Weblog, where this Commentary has its own blog post, and where you can read and make comments.… Read More
L.A.Times Publisher David Hiller must have whipped his reporters into a Leftist frenzy for today’s paper.This must be part ofthe publisher’s bold strategyto win over the Move On Dot Com crowd to increase circulation.
On the front page alone are 4 major articles ranging from the growing popularity of Hillary contrasted to the boom-let for Che’s legacy in Latin America. Normally Janet Hook and Mark Barabak demonstrate alittle independence but not in today’s lead article. Two reporters who should know better, happily interview a soledemocrat in their first 3 paragraphs of why all democrats are now more comfortable with Hillary. Ultimately, they point out that Clinton is ahead of Obama. That’s the lead story !
Patrick McDonnell writes glowingly of a new Stalinesque statue of serial murderer Che Guevara in Marxist Bolivia. He reports that " Socialism is in, the Cubans are on the march, and Che is the defiant embodiment of it all." McDonnell is not quoting anyone. He is quoting himself.He probably wouldn’t pass high school journalist with that.
Another front page obligatory story interviews… Read More
McCann the Man in the 78th?… On Friday, the Union-Trib focused on the efforts by GOP leadership to clearthe termed-out Shirley Horton seat for David Bejarano (the article washi-lited on the FRmain pageas well). On Red County/San Diego, "Hiram Johnson" also provides some amusing insights as to the ongoings, or not.
Since Bejarano has decided not to enter the race, some criticism has followed by those saying, in effect, "You know, you maywant to check to make surea candidate actually wants to run before selling them as the next best thing since sliced bread." By some accounts, Bejarano was absolutely planning a run, but an illness in his family changed things. To those who haveraised his lack of commitment to a hard fight as the real reason behind the change-of-heart, my response is simple…
Perhaps so-called family-values conservatives should give thebenefit of the… Read More
Because I live outside of Sacramento, most of the people I spend my days around don’t have much personal interaction with state government, beyond a trip to the DMV or filing for disability during maternity leave. Most have never had any personal interaction with legislators and assume that all legislators are arrogant and out of touch. I try to tell them otherwise, citing examples of legislators I have known over the years who are honest, hard working, average Californians.
But then along comes Fabian Nunez. Arrogant and out of touch seems like a pretty apt description of him right now. Oh, and he’s the guy who thinks we should be extending the term limits of our legislators.
In case you missed it, the Los Angeles Times broke a story on Friday that detailed some pretty outrageous… Read More