Monthly Archives: July 2002

Keeping It Real A few years ago, California regent Ward Connerly successfully led a state-wide initiative to eliminate race as a factor in state university admissions. In typical liberal fashion, when the initiative passed, they blamed their defeat on an … Continue reading →

What are those wascally Democrats up to now? It’s an election year and even though off-year elections favor them, the sitting opposition President has approval ratings in the low-to-mid 60′s. The public favors the opposition party while in time of … Continue reading →

As promised, this is the first reader update of my run for city council in California’s San Fernando Valley. Monday July 22, 2002 I spent the day driving around the Canoga Park area with two goals in mind: securing our … Continue reading →

I have to make a public admission: I am confused. Now before I’m inundated with a multitude of emails agreeing and citing peripheral issues, let me be specific. When I was growing up, I was taught the policeman was my … Continue reading →

Quote Of The Decade Note to the all players involved with the Donovan Jackson-Inglewood police beating: the principles, Al Sharpton, Maxine Waters, and Johnnie Cochran. If you don’t want to be beaten by the police, “Don’t commit crime.” –– Chris … Continue reading →

Jumping around again. You know the drill. No Balls, Two Strikes… What else can be said about that sorry excuse of an All-Star Game, and baseball in general? Okay, the game started off great, but it never really ended. A … Continue reading →

We’re doomed, we’re doomed. The end is near…. –– Dr. Zachary Smith In a report to be released on Tuesday July 9th by the World Wildlife Fund (the other WWF), the Earth ‘will expire by 2050′. In typical liberal fashion, … Continue reading →