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Filner, Goldsmith slated to meet tomorrow
Against the odds: citizens must do all possible to get the unreported truths spreading like wildfire to combat the powers whose deeds are most scandalous and corrupt. You left out the Planning and Development Offices of San Diego---the womb for special interests'. The new Director, Mr. Fulton(?), will be next on the hit list if we don't turn ALL the spotlights on this corruption now!— August 19, 2013 8:38 a.m.
Filner, Goldsmith slated to meet tomorrow
PRESS CONFERENCE “STANDING WTH MAYOR FILNER AND DUE PROCESS” MONDAY ~ AUGUST 19 @ 1200 NOON CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Info: Enrique Morones @ 619 977-9467 https://www.facebook.com/SanDiegansForMayorBobFil…— August 18, 2013 10:34 p.m.
How Goldsmith tries the Filner case on TV
So many silver linings revealing themselves as glimmers out of this concocted fiasco. Please Don, citizens of San Diego, officials who still have integrity. . . .don't let go and LET IT SHINE! At the end, all this will then have been worth something real.— August 17, 2013 1:14 p.m.
Palace coup? Filner could be locked out
With Democrats. . . .It is a personal struggle --" and lack of balls!— August 16, 2013 8:58 a.m.
Hooters workers’ case rages in San Diego court; media mum
rosijoni:You exemplify the dense-ness and/or extremism the city is up against, as you back other main/major offenders in this city to denounce only one. BTW: courts are for pronouncing judgment. Did you read the article? Do you recognize what the connections are and what they mean for the city's citizens and communities? Does it bother you that I refer to you as dense based on your one comment? Should anyone's opinions or statements about you be accepted as truth just because they were uttered and should they be broadcast everywhere in order to defame you, attempt to break you and cast you out? That is absolutely un-american but it's more and more where America is going. Traitors.— August 16, 2013 8:42 a.m.
Former CCDC misused a billion dollars over two decades
. . .sounds as though the City Attorney doesn't work for the City.— August 6, 2013 6:53 a.m.
Filner imbroglio is all about greed
Anyone that can start turning a luxury yacht around in the middle of high seas to return its bounty back to its rightful owners, is going to be a strong personality. I'd rather this scarred and unruly old lion any day, than all the kittens that have been bending over backwards to the pack of hyenas that have been running City Hall from their perches in this city for decades. A flawed mayor. . .that does good things is who I voted for and stand by.— August 4, 2013 10:58 a.m.
Filner imbroglio is all about greed
Don: "*Corporate welfare -- clothed in the words "business friendly" -- has triumphed*." It shall not! It must be exposed and reported in every crack and crevice of SD, by the time this BS is over, no matter which way this ends, the people have got to be wisened up! Those who really get what's going on have got to act (blog & Facebook the facts, wear t-shirts, photocopy Don's articles & pass them out randomly, use your imagination. . . every one can do something.) The people have to stand up now! Thanks Don & others for doing so through all of this nightmare--greed and corruption is the root of this story and everyone knows it or should strongly suspect it by now. A fortunate thing for the people and our Mayor, is that he'll become a better man for it. But, if this mayor is sacrificed, than we all crucified him. No more BS-ing about what the SD city nobility is about. Standing up for females rings so hollow ring when socially all genders are being thrown into the gutter in America's Finest Plantation by its lords and masters. Meanwhile, this mayor, this man, has expressed contrition, is facing his personal issues to correct them, and has not given up on the job he was elected to do. For the 6 months that he's performed with urgency and effectiveness for the greater good like a gladiator in SD's poisoned arena, he deserves the people's faith. It's likely that he'll emerge as an even greater leader and a better man. It'll actually be harder for some of his foes to look him in the eye later. Whereas he'll continue his journey/therapy to a better self and become a stronger person and leader, they'll still be steeping in their self-imposed sloth.. People can and do change for the better--it's beautiful to behold. But, greed---that's a hard vice and character defect to alter.— August 2, 2013 3:04 p.m.
Filner did all the right things the wrong way
"Filner did all the right things the wrong way". In contrast, THE HIGH AND MIGHTY DO ALL THE WRONG THINGS THE WRONG WAY. With Mayor Filner at the helm, that's no longer going to be as easy nor a sure shot for special interests. There is an opportunity while this spin is still twirling to put a greater focus on issues and entities that Mayor Filner has made uncomfortable, uneasy, & angry (aside from female accusers). Filner stepped forward early in 2012 to put his foot down on the (then) Goldman Sachs and SDGE proposed Quail Brush power plant at the border of Mission Trails Park. These are only 2 top dogs that would love the Mayor to be squashed like a bug. That power plant application is in suspension at the CEC, and no doubt the outcome of this media lynching is being closely watched or perhaps even promoted by powers that want business as usual. Don't touch my ea$y money!!!!— July 29, 2013 10:39 a.m.
Filner may be the winner in last two accusations
Filner's furious work and actions for the good of this community are the actions that still resonate louder than all the words spoken at the downtown freak shows led by the 3 ringleaders and now these accusers. That matters most to me!— July 25, 2013 9:19 a.m.