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Emails show top DeMaio operative key to Filner recall
Kudos to the people who developed the CA public records laws! Without them, where would be be? I hope they are never weakened, and instead strengthened. This piece is so revealing. The coziness of the insiders. The strategies, to keep things as secret and as confusing as possible, are so clear here. Also, all this is done at taxpayer expense! All this legal/campaign advice there just for the asking? No doubt, just for the insiders and the privileged few who make a career of separating us as far as possible from the "one person/one vote" principle of democracy. Excellent revealing piece.— August 26, 2013 10:43 a.m.
Nathan Fletcher files for mayor of San Diego
Not looking forward to next few weeks in San Diego politics. Especially not looking forward to seeing and hearing Nathan Fletcher's self-important announcements. I hear he promotes himself as a "UCSD professor" now. Guess he doesn't understand what a professor "of Practice" really means. Would think the real profs would find him totally galling. Thanks for the heads up. A round the world cruise is sounding very appealing right now.— August 23, 2013 9:32 a.m.
Manchester and Wal-Mart cash to GOP council races obscured by detour through federal campaign fund
"Not easy" to follow their money, that's an understatement. Pretty "clever" people to find out how to channel/launder/obscure it. And driven to "win" - we shouldn't be surprised by anything any more, but somehow I still am.— August 21, 2013 3:36 p.m.
North Park residents propose alternate design for contested Jack in the Box remodel
great response - to a fun piece— August 16, 2013 8:17 p.m.
Manchester, Sempra, and Jacobs gave heavily to sexually accused Schwarzenegger
And the Hotel & Jacobs/Nathan Fletcher types are so outraged...at Bob Filner. Guess he's thought to be inconvenient for future needs. Their money is clearly used to control the agenda, and Bob hasn't been getting with the program.— August 14, 2013 5:20 p.m.
Schwarzenegger's sexual harassment history featured in Democrat's Issa hit
I never knew that the re-call was to save Enron money. But it makes total sense. I do remember that they got the public riled up about the car tax. Lesson learned: never to reduce a tax temporarily. The taxpayers will be madder than hell when it goes back to the original level. The election of Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the most embarrassing things California voters have done in recent years. And the results were predictable. You can't make this stuff up.— August 13, 2013 6:40 p.m.
Top port cop gets provisional intelligence moonlighting OK from state watchdog
Re "mapping" project, I should say, "...deeply offensive as well as constitutionally questionable" at a minimum. His honoraria seem reasonable enough, but frankly, anyone who is an Assistant Chief and still has time for much outside work....that I would wonder about. I will be curious to see how long he stays at the Port. Seems as though he as "bigger" plans and likes to be in the limelight. Which usually doesn't shine too brightly in San Diego.— August 12, 2013 7:52 p.m.
Doing the Juan Vargas shuffle
That this is legal is outrageous. But it is. What a country. What a broken system.— August 7, 2013 1:07 p.m.
ICE special agent, sitting judge, U.S. magistrate, newscaster, prostitution client put cash into D.A. race
Interesting donors. Some predictable, some not. Certainly never imagined that Brewer would make the fundraising so competitive.— August 5, 2013 7:40 p.m.
Mobster's associate Molasky fuels DeMaio's dreams
San Diego history. Totally amazing.— August 2, 2013 2:14 p.m.