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SDPD -- Got An Attitude?
Did I miss it? What's the name of the cop?— December 11, 2008 6:07 p.m.
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Should be titled, "The Bland, Cooking Guy." Even his kitchen is boring.— November 30, 2008 2:36 p.m.
Tricky treats
and this is news, why?— November 26, 2008 1:02 p.m.
Political holiday
Am guessing the police *didn't* talk about bringing back those psych evals...although the public would be better served by increased media reporting of these nut cases. See www.FamilyLawCourts.com/badcop.html— November 21, 2008 1:40 p.m.
The Mayor’s Financial Retreat
Is it me, or does does Sanders and crew in Hawaii, remind other people of AIG executives? San Diego is a high tech place, Do a web conference folks.— October 18, 2008 9:47 a.m.
Rich and famous play chicken
This is *almost* too easy. I recommend boycotting Eben-Haezer Egg Ranch, Pine Hill Egg Ranch, and Harmony Egg Ranch. Also, it seems fairly obvious, if they have enough money to contribute that kind of money to defeat the proposition, they have enough money to revamp their operation.— October 15, 2008 11:18 p.m.
Campaign moola
Uh, why is this news? Is there anyone who doesn't know how it works in San Diego?— October 12, 2008 2:23 p.m.
400,000 cubic yards of sand gone from San Diego County beaches
Can't have it both ways. The so-called preservation "environmentalists" want preserve what they consider theirs, rather than deal with the ebb and flow of life. Let it go. Sandcastles aren't meant to last.— October 8, 2008 12:43 p.m.
Paulson Raked in $27 Million a Year While Heading Goldman, Says Expert Graef Crystal, Who Opposes the $700 Billion Bailout and Also Opposes Compensation Controls
While watching the hearings on CSPAN - one question came to mind. While it was very clear to me Paulson is not credible...I haven't yet gotten the impression our Senate is as quick to discern the obvious. Voters are well aware our country has flipped from government supporting its people to people supporting what only poses as their government. And they're very, very angry. More so that people keep referring to Bush's parade of "experts" crying for yet another bailout. Lets think about that. Using 9/11 as an example; after local police, the FBI, the CIA and the NSA all had information detailing we would be attacked, or at the very least; suspected we would be attacked; these government workers all failed to act appropriately and share this information to prevent the attack. Ultimately, it was government workers who failed to protect innocent Americans and other taxpayers, who relied on them to do their job. So while thousands of taxpayers, paying for government officials to do their job lost their lives; no one in government lost their job. In fact its worse than that. Government officials who didn't perform in the first place, decided what the country needed, was not to Fire anyone who failed to perform; but to Create; more government. Enter, Homeland Security. Government's solution never varies. It's *always* more government. We are now at the brink of a déjà vu situation, this time in the financial markets. President Bush is now quoting financial "experts" when asking the same Congress who failed to address Bush's deliberate misinformation on Iraq, is again being asked to trust the "Experts" and create more government. Just say, "No." Members of Congress who only seem to find time for lobbyists, rather than constituents, (somehow voters seldom become "special interest groups") a Congress which recently put children at further risk in passing HR 6048, is again being asked to create another agency. Just say, "No." Our country has flipped from government supporting its people to people supporting what only poses as their government. This is not only major league, nuts. It's also unconscionable.— September 24, 2008 4 p.m.
Keeping it in the family
A word to incumbents about the bailout. The jig is up. We know you've helped flip our country from government supporting its people to people supporting what only *poses* as their government. That said we can no longer afford to listen to Bush's "experts" for the latest bailout. Using 9/11 as an example; after local police, the FBI, the CIA and the NSA all had information detailing we would be attacked, or at the very least; suspected we would be attacked; these government workers all failed to act appropriately and share this information to prevent the attack. Ultimately, it was government workers who failed to protect innocent Americans and other taxpayers, who relied on them to do their job. So while thousands of taxpayers, paying for government officials to do their job lost their lives; no one in government lost their job. Worse, government officials who didn't perform in the first place, decided what the country needed, was not to Fire anyone who failed to perform; but to Create; more government. Enter, Homeland Security. Government's solution never varies. It's *always* more government. We are now at the brink of a déjà vu situation, this time in the financial markets. President Bush is now quoting financial "experts" when asking the same Congress who failed to address Bush's deliberate misinformation on Iraq, is again being asked to trust the "Experts" and create more government. Just say, "No." Members of Congress who only seem to find time for lobbyists, rather than constituents, (somehow voters seldom become "special interest groups") a Congress which recently put children at further risk in passing HR 6048, is again being asked to create another agency. Just say, "No." Our country has flipped from government supporting its people to people supporting what only poses as their government. This is not only major league, nuts. It's also unconscionable.— September 23, 2008 11:01 a.m.