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How corrupt is Congress? Here's an indication
There's always the write-in vote. There have been far too many corrupt mayors (4) in a row selling out San Diego to special interests. We've got to get San Diego into the 21st century now, there are too many problems that need immediate fixing. No one has more integrity and experience than Donna, and our future demands the best we have to make the right things happen to produce an acceptable quality of life for our newest and future generations.— July 11, 2013 12:06 p.m.
How corrupt is Congress? Here's an indication
Speaking of congress and corruption, anyone heard anything from former congressman and temporary mayor Filner today? Vote Frye for San Diego Mayor, let's get it right this time.— July 11, 2013 11:32 a.m.
Edison "stonewalling" on what happened at San Onofre, says Aguirre
Thanks again for your facts danfogel, I guess I should have been a lot more specific by defining "clean out the CPUC" as getting rid of corruption like Peevey and defending ratepayers against SCE by making their shareholders pay for the SONGS disaster that Peevey and SCE executives created. Actually this was my original position, however, I have since come to realize that this is hopeless because Brown is hopeless.— July 10, 2013 2:55 p.m.
Edison "stonewalling" on what happened at San Onofre, says Aguirre
Thanks for the info danfogel, then it is up to Brown and his majorities in both state houses to vote for the best interests of ratepayers for a change, and clean out the CPUC. It's way past due time for a change, the people of California have been screwed far too much by the CPUC, even to the point of criminal negligence that threatened us with a nuclear radiation disaster at SONGS.— July 10, 2013 11:41 a.m.
Edison "stonewalling" on what happened at San Onofre, says Aguirre
Don, if Brown really cares about ratepayers, he would immediately appoint Aguirre to takeover the CPUC, giving him full powers to clean house and restore its integrity.— July 9, 2013 1:46 p.m.
Study: CPUC and Edison collaborated to scam ratepayers
Don, Brown must act immediately to stop the CPUC and Edison from scamming ratepayers any longer or he is a failure as a governor. The problems with CPUC and utilities are actually much worse than just scamming as usual, Brown has done nothing to protect Californians from unacceptable long-term threats to quality of life due to escalating climate changes from out of control CO2 pollution, causing increasing drought conditions, degrading water supplies and reductions in quality food sources. Our institutions appear to be creating zombies that can't even protect themselves because far too few people are demanding that our leaders take action now. Thus we have no leaders that the majority can respect anymore, including Brown who refuses to take decisive action.— July 5, 2013 12:47 p.m.
SDG&E, Edison, PG&E battle rooftop solar
Don, at least the latest generation of Internet users have it within their power to use the latest communications technology to protect their own future. That has never been possible before in history. It is truly up to them to force action by our politicians to save the long term future of human race and the planet at last. We no longer have to wait for the next election to demand a change in representatives who may, or more often may not, make the right things happen.— July 4, 2013 3:39 a.m.
SDG&E, Edison, PG&E battle rooftop solar
The SONGS threat against public safety due to gross criminal negligence by the CPUC and utilities should have been the tipping point that motivated Brown and the legislature to order the CPUC to mandate the use of nonCO2 producing energy sources to replace SONGS immediately. As of now, with no such action being taken, Brown and the legislature are just as great a threat to public safety and quality of life for our newest and future generations from out of control climate changes we are experiencing today as the CPUC and utilities.— July 3, 2013 1:20 p.m.
U-T San Diego says it will have 24-hour national streaming TV network
You are more right than you have ever been Don, these attacks must be taken very seriously because the future of American Democracy depends on We The People to fight for our rights or lose them. It also appears that the GOP has adopted another commandment from Goering: “Education is dangerous - Every educated person is a future enemy”— July 2, 2013 2:48 p.m.
U-T San Diego says it will have 24-hour national streaming TV network
Goebbels would be proud of the way Manchester is following in his propaganda footsteps using 21st century technology to spread lies around the world 24/7. History documents far too many "Rise and Fall" eras. The election of 2012 shall most certainly go down as the "Fall" tipping point for American Democracy when the GOP campaign gave birth to their doctrine of Tyranny by Voter Suppression, banning We The People from our right to vote. As a preview of propaganda to come from the growing "Manchester TP" empire, never forget his 'HATE OBAMA' ad campaign straight out of the Goebbels Manual of Style, with its first commandment being: “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it."— July 2, 2013 12:23 p.m.