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San Diegans Charged in Alleged Ponzi Scheme
Our politicians have become as dangerous as drunk drivers holding cell phones next to their ears while the electromagnetic energy destroys their brains.— July 31, 2009 12:40 p.m.
San Diegans Charged in Alleged Ponzi Scheme
Actually Don, the San Diego Republican Party has earned their new name of San Diego Ponzi Party for their bloodsucking culture of hate that has destroyed San Diego economic, education, health, and social systems. However, it must also be admitted that the Democratic Party must be renamed the Braindead Party because they haven't helped prevent the decline and fall of San Diego one damn bit. Events keep proving that there's something about San Diego politics that is destroying all hope for the recovery and future of San Diego. The bottom line is that it is The Reader generation that must save itself because both political parties are a total failure.— July 31, 2009 4:21 a.m.
Air conditioner, adjustable bed scams
Don, let’s face it, U-T "Ballot Recommendations" and your Blog have proven it is has been far too easy to Scam San Diegans for far too many decades. The worst-case scenario proof is that the U-T has elected three corrupt and incompetent Nero class mayors in a row, literally crashing and burning San Diego.— July 30, 2009 4:35 a.m.
Bruce Henderson: no room for a Chargers stadium downtown
Response to post #12: Unfortunately that means no one is capable of solving San Diego problems or the worst problems we are suffering the consequences of today would have been prevented. Without Don Bauder's inspirational leadership we are screwed, especially because our failures keep proving we desperately need new leadership that people will pay attention to, motivating us to demand solutions.— July 10, 2009 3:49 a.m.
Bruce Henderson: no room for a Chargers stadium downtown
Response to post #2: Not a good enough response by a long shot Don. Obviously, as you have been documenting for decades, San Diego is beyond the "Decline" and well into the "Fall" phase because of the legacy of the U-T/Republican Establishment that haven't given a damn about San Diego families for far too long. The #1 Fact of Life in San Diego is no one knows more about where all the "skeletons" are that must be buried ASAP than Don Bauder if Gens X, Y & Z+ are going to have any quality of life future at all to look forward too. You have performed your investigative reporting duty with greatest distinction and zeal, now it's time for you to apply that zeal to actually solving the problems you have documented before it is too late to save San Diego from decades of U-T/GOP corruption and destruction.— July 9, 2009 12:40 p.m.
Bruce Henderson: no room for a Chargers stadium downtown
God what a disaster. Looks like there is only one option left to save San Diego: ELECT DON BAUDER MAYOR OF SAN DIEGO If the Reader constituency doesn't demand the immediate recall of Sanders and your immediate election to save San Diego Don there can be no hope for Gens X, Y, Z+— July 8, 2009 2:09 p.m.
Will Generations X and Y Buy?
Admit it Don, the "bottom line" is the fact that the legacy passed on by us "creaky old folks" is an unacceptable future for Generations X, Y, Z+, because we allowed both political parties to destroy the American Way of Life while we conspicuously consumed and polluted everything in sight. It almost looks like the only remaining alternatives are a Twitter Revolution in America or extinction.— July 3, 2009 12:47 p.m.
CNBC Features Tom Gores, Mike Aguirre -- Separately
Response to post #6: It's time for The Reader to replace the U-T. The fact is that The Reader is the only source of honest journalism left for San Diegans to read today. And together with Twitter, The Reader can end the era of political destruction by the U-T/San Diego GOP that has damned near destroyed the San Diego economy with their succession of Golding-Murphy-Sanders puppets. The U-T/GOP's "strong mayor" tyranny must be overthrown if the younger Reader generations are to have any future quality of life at all.— June 21, 2009 5:24 a.m.
San Diego Unemployment Rises to 9.4% as Job Losses Grow
Response to post #10: For the sake of restoring the economy and Democracy in San Diego the younger Reader generations need for the U-T editorial board to "never be the same" ASAP, replaced by journalists who are really dedicated to the concept of We The People once again. However, Reader journalists are already serving that purpose and hopefully The Reader will replace the U-T ASAP.— June 21, 2009 5:03 a.m.
CNBC Features Tom Gores, Mike Aguirre -- Separately
Response to post #4: Again: "The younger generations of voters must use The Reader Blogs, Twitter, etc. to produce a peaceful Revolution To Save San Diego from the consequences of destruction created by the Copley U-T and San Diego’s failed political and economic leaders." The paramount fact is that U-T EdBd has betrayed San Diegans for so long that the new owners can't possibly screw it up any worse. Your younger Reader readers have been betrayed the most and the U-T has been a dead and buried form of journalism their entire lives.— June 20, 2009 5:06 a.m.