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City Auditor Blasts Qualcomm Stadium Management Over Missing Files, Gross Mismanagement, Unverified Revenue
Response to post #3: Monaghan you are right that Matt is nonpareil with his own style of journalism, but Don is unique in that he interacts with his readers to give much more value to his individual blogs for his readers who are really interested in more information on what he reports. I know that Don said he would be back midday today, and I was just anticipating that event because he is most truly erudite and inimitable in his style of journalism.— May 10, 2009 10:50 a.m.
City Auditor Blasts Qualcomm Stadium Management Over Missing Files, Gross Mismanagement, Unverified Revenue
Welcome back Don, we learned once again that no one can replace the erudite and inimitable Don Bauder. Unfortunately, the era of corrupt Mayors committing grand larceny against the taxpayers and families of San Diego with corrupt court granted impunity continues without end, so nothing changed while you were away. Hopefully the new U-T owners will purge the editorial board whose deranged rants have been believed by far too many gullible San Diegans who allowed the creation and perpetuation of the era of corruption in the first place. There is still plenty of work for you to do to save San Diegans from themselves.— May 9, 2009 1 p.m.
Pension Pros Warn That Hocus-Pocus Could Be Used to Lower Annual Payment to System
Response to post #22: No problem Don, Limbaugh is a certified member of the Order of the White Feather, along with Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld who were all role models for the "Hell No, We Won't Go" Viet Nam Anti-War momement. But that didn't stop them from sending American Heroes and Patriots to the Cheney-Halliburton-Iraq War that had no leadership and no planning while refusing to equip our military with equipment and training to protect themselves. That's one more reason to eradicate the GOP that betrayed the grave warnings by President Eisenhower in his Farewell Address about the military-industrial complex.— April 17, 2009 12:45 p.m.
Pension Pros Warn That Hocus-Pocus Could Be Used to Lower Annual Payment to System
Response to post #16: Don, the highest priority is to vote out all the republicans now, or I shall be forced to join the NRA for one more We The People fight back against aristocracy to protect America again. This time America needs protection from attacks by the GOP's Mussolini culture like “Il Duce” Limbaugh, “Caligula” Cheney and our own local “Nero” Sanders. Then we'll straighten out the Democrats.— April 17, 2009 11:50 a.m.
Pension Pros Warn That Hocus-Pocus Could Be Used to Lower Annual Payment to System
Don, the Bush-GOP era proved beyond all doubt that the GOP in San Diego, Sacramento and Washington have betrayed America to satisfy their paramount cultural values of greed and corruption to maximize the wealth of the top 1% regardless of destructive consequences to all other Americans. Eight years of continuous criminal actions by GOP leaders have proven they don’t give a damn about American labor, the middle class, American families, and the American military who risk everything to protect America from international terrorism. The fact is that GOP terrorists have been trashing San Diego, California and America and it’s time for all Americans to fight back against never-ending GOP acts of treason against the U.S. Constitution, the Wealth of All Americans, American Quality of Life and the American Military.— April 17, 2009 3:39 a.m.
Total Bailout Bill to Date: $12.8 Trillion
Response to post #12: Thanks for the ray of sunshine Don, I was beginning to wonder if we had any hope to look forward to at all. So, focusing on "Wall Street crooks" we need to "motivate" Wall Street to restore American Capitalism, and provide them with a constant reminder of how upset we are at their outrageous attacks against American Capitalist Democracy and their "Let Them Eat Cake" mentality. How about erecting a mock guillotine on Wall Street to replace the Merrill Lynch Bull?— April 8, 2009 4:46 a.m.
Total Bailout Bill to Date: $12.8 Trillion
Response to post #10: OK, I agree since Anarchy has a bad reputation even though the definitions allow for quite a bit of latitude, like voting out both the republican and democratic parties and starting all over again with a new Declaration of Independence v.21C. Since you have now condemned both the Bush and Obama administrations, what do you recommend we do?— April 7, 2009 12:39 p.m.
Total Bailout Bill to Date: $12.8 Trillion
Response to post #8: I give up, it really is time for an Anarchists Unite! Party— April 6, 2009 12:13 p.m.
Total Bailout Bill to Date: $12.8 Trillion
Response to post #6: I hear you Don, and agree. Obama is most certainly not beholden to Wall Street at all since he really was a We The People candidate, so he damn well better not forget that. I was outraged at Obama's appointment of Berkeley's Steven Chu because Chu has been a military-industrial complex scientist selling out to the highest bidder, such as BP regardless of the fact that BP is dedicated to making profits regardless of global warming consequences. I was thinking of starting a Non-Partisan Party, that's my registration now, but my wife says it sounds a little like Anarchists' Unite. In any event, We MUST throw every republican out of every federal, state and local office to end the GOP era of Treason Against America once and for all.— April 6, 2009 11:14 a.m.
Total Bailout Bill to Date: $12.8 Trillion
Don, the American people are most certainly proving once again to be the most resilient people in history. And we shall most certainly overcome the current attacks against We The People by the GOP leadership, Wall Street and their special interest forces of greed, corruption and hate attacking America today, just as we have many wars, failed political parties, corrupt economic establishments, social and religious attacks against America throughout our history. Thank God we still have American Military Heroes and Patriots who continue to risk everything for America proving that we have at least one segment of our population that remains dedicated to protecting and preserving our strongest cultural values of Honor, Integrity, Morals and Ethics in spite of betrayals by our political and military leaders in Washington during the Iraq War. “$12.8 trillion” and counting is most certainly an incredible price to continue to pay for the consequences of treason, greed, corruption and hate, especially when "there are so many factors in currency movements that it is hard to predict." So We had better pray for the success of President Obama to save us from ourselves, just like Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt had to do before him under similar conditions of political, economic and social betrayal against We The People.— April 5, 2009 11:02 a.m.