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Real Estate Developers Lining Pols' Pockets for 2008 Elections
Response to post #16: Since the U-T is disappearing before our eyes it's time for the Reader to replace the U-T. The Reader should publish "Ballot Recommendations" so your young readers can eradicate the puppeticians that the dark force overlords are controlling and destroying their future with. It's either replace the Sanderspuppet with Francis, and keep Aguirre and Frye in office, or the perpetuation of the Davies tyranny and the creation of San Diego as America's Third World Village.— March 3, 2008 2:52 a.m.
San Diego is not overbuilt in housing
Response to post #19 & 20: It's about time judges were exposed Don, go for it ASAP before the election because nothing is happening in our courts to end the pension crisis right now. We've definitely got a judicial problem in San Diego when power brokers can dangle judicial plums. Did you notice the NYT column today "States and Cities Start Rebelling on Bond Ratings"? http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/03/business/03bond… What's really going on here, especially relative to San Diego's pension crisis and bonds?— March 3, 2008 2:37 a.m.
San Diego Unemployment Rises to 5.1 Percent in January; County Loses 26,200 Jobs
The highest Focus Priority is to focus on the corruption that the Reader has exposed in "The Rise and Fall of the Copley Press" and your multitude of other excellent exposes of U-T corruption that make it clear that most Copley wealth is due to the U-T’s exploitation of the citizens of San Diego. It's time for the Reader to champion a demand in favor of the people of San Diego that Copley transfer assets to pay off San Diego debt that U-T corruption caused, especially since the U-T loves to pontificate with their holier than thou deranged rantitorials demanding others “Do The Right Thing.”— March 2, 2008 1:30 p.m.
Real Estate Developers Lining Pols' Pockets for 2008 Elections
Response to post #14: That's why San Diego now depends totally on the Reader to end the era of U-T corruption by informing and igniting your readers to fight for what is left for their future. Your young readers are the only ones who can save San Diego from the older brain-dead electorate that votes slavishly for whatever the U-T "Ballot Recommendations" tell them to vote for.— March 2, 2008 1:11 p.m.
San Diego is not overbuilt in housing
Response to posts #14: I think we need a list badly, even John Davies is hiding his "contributions" because they don't show up on the CPI website anymore. By coincidence, the U-T did a another hatchet job against Aguirre this morning "ONLY IN SAN DIEGO Maienschein run for city attorney rocks boat" http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080302/… Note their arrogant Screw San Diego admission of flagrant out in the open judicial corruption: "On the Republican side, it took some effort to lure Superior Court Judge Jan Goldsmith into the race, and for that matter, into San Diego. First, a pesky deputy district attorney had to get out of the way. He did, once a plum judicial appointment was dangled in front of him."— March 2, 2008 1:06 p.m.
San Diego Unemployment Rises to 5.1 Percent in January; County Loses 26,200 Jobs
Response to post #2: It's time for "San Diego's ruling class" to save San Diego by paying back what they owe the taxpayers and families of San Diego at a time when San Diego needs financial and employment help the most. If "San Diego's ruling class" doesn't do the right thing to save San Diego from BK and restore bond integrity by funding the negative cash flow from the "checks" and "balances" (as defined by Erie in Brash Cash) they have received from San Diego taxpayers over the decades, then they will have forced San Diego into BK.— March 2, 2008 4:40 a.m.
Real Estate Developers Lining Pols' Pockets for 2008 Elections
Response to post #12: The Aguirre Tell Us About It poll was on the front page of Currents Family yesterday: http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080301/…— March 2, 2008 3:46 a.m.
San Diego is not overbuilt in housing
Response to post #12: Let us pray that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's grave warning "How To Save Our Courts - Politics is threatening the rule of law in the U.S. today" in Parade Magazine on February 24, 2008 will inform and ignite citizens to vote out judges who are influenced by money and politics. http://www.parade.com/articles/editions/2008/edit… Do you have a list of judges who have been "selected" by Davies, as you discussed in "Brash Cash"? http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2008/feb/20/br…— March 2, 2008 3:28 a.m.
San Diego is not overbuilt in housing
Response to post #10: If we don't start sending people involved in San Diego pension fund fraud to jail soon we should hire former Justice O'Connor to eradicate judges who have been influenced by money and politics to betray San Diego taxpayers. There is only so much that Buffett can do to protect municipal bonds, but fraud makes it impossible even for him.— March 1, 2008 1:16 p.m.
Real Estate Developers Lining Pols' Pockets for 2008 Elections
Response to post #10: You know Don, the more I read about local lawyer/power brokers and their puppets Golding-Murphy-Sanders-judiciary the more I am reminded of the relationships between defense contractors and Cunningham. There has got to be a Pulitzer for the Reader for exposing what's going on right under the U-T noses again. BTW, what is the status of the pension board trial? Are they waiting in hopes that they can kick out Aguirre with their deranged rant editorials and op-eds against him? I would expect they would run a Davies judge against Aguirre who would throw out all the charges against the pension board if they haven't already. However, I was overjoyed to read the "Tell Us About It" poll in the U-T this morning that showed 63% response for "Yes, he will be re-elected" which I hope indicates the beginning of the end of the Davies/U-T era of corruption and destruction in San Diego.— March 1, 2008 12:58 p.m.