Monday, November 30, 2009

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A Part Time Legislature!


This is your chance to be heard! We need to take back the CA Legislature by cutting them back to part time!

Let’s bring accountability to Sacramento.

Join John and Ken this Thursday from 2-7 pm at the Ayres Hotel Anaheim. Come and sign the petition and stay for the show! Take petitions with you to help gather signatures during the holidays. Let’s get this thing passed!

Ayres Hotel Anaheim
2550 E Katella Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806-5902
(714) 634-2106


Make a statement that both Republican and Democrat hacks need punishment! Punish them for not doing their jobs, raising our taxes and having a good time on our dime!

The petition includes languguage that include a 50% legislature salaries pay cut with the part time status.

This new language could potentially save the state tens of millions of dollars!

If you can't make it to the Anaheim Show on Thursday,


Click here to download a petition


and sign. Just be currently registered to vote somewhere in California.


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Saturday, November 21, 2009

The Turkey Gets A Pardon



Recall failure for Anthony "Mole-Eye" Adams

My initial thought was, "How could this happen?"

It seems like there are only three obvious possibilities,
all of them extraordinarily lucky for Anthony Adams,
who should by rights be facing a recall over his taking of the no new taxes pledge
only to turn around and vote for the largest tax increase in the history of any state.

1) A really unlucky pull of random signatures.
It's not likely that all of the "bad apples" (invalid signatures) in the bunch would be all stuck together --but it is not impossible.
Probably more likely that the Governor's subliminal FUCK YOU veto letter to Tom Ammiano was a coincidence.

2) Fraud by one of both Registrars of Voters.
From what I've heard, the ROV in San Bernardino is very honest-yeah, like I believe that crap-
I have little faith in anything that has ties to the Sacramento Sacholes/mafiosa.

3) Something stinky and/or corrupt occurred by the paid signaturegathering vendor
(who had guaranteed a validation rate and who was being paid to validate the signatures),

I guess there are other, less likely explanations.
But assuming that some grave error wasn't made by the ROV's or the Secretary of State:
It is extreeeemely unlikely that there will be a recall election of Adams.

So besides embarrassment for the people who were initiaters of the recall, what happens to Adams.

That will depend on whether someone wants to come forward and challenge him in his regular primary.
I think they would have a strong case to make if they chose to do so.
(PLEASE SOMEONE RUN, I don't beg often)

Quote from Adams regarding this failed recall:

"I'm elated. I'm euphoric," Adams said. (oh, oink, oink-you just paid off one of your buds in Sacramento to help you out)

"People generally don't like recalls," he said.
"I'm up for re-election in June, in the primary. Voters will have their say then."

(In your case people LOVE recalls, see you in June, the fact that you were actually put up for recall and got so many signatures to oust your butt, speaks volumes for the voters, just pack your carboard box-you arrogant M.F.)

Quote from Assembly GOP Minority Leader Sam Blakeslee of San Luis Obispo regarding the failed recall attempt for Adams:

"The recall process should be reserved for cases of corruption, abuse of power, and malfeasance in office."

(Sammy "the snake", another douchebag on the hill who is out of touch with the people, evidently isn't clear that Adams throwing Californians under the bus with increasing taxes after promising during his campaign not to if elected to office, is considered to be corruption, abuse of power, and malfeasance)

Adams, it's NOT over, yet. I am a voter, and I want your lying, no good, lard ass, out of California politics and out of my wallet.

Viva la part-time legislature bill.

UC System is WACK


So the children at UCLA are whining about getting slapped with a 32% tuition hike handed down by those fools who run the show, namely, asshole UC's President Mark Yudof.  This fool blames the state for the lack of funding, which must now be covered by students more worried about legalized weed, or at least reconciling what the big fuss is about, than asking their parents for more money.

Well, guess what.  These institutions are more flawed than what we are led to believe thanks to all the retarded media reports that are more interested in taking photos of desparate students screaming to take back the big financial burden.  None of them were complaining of deeper seeded problems, after all, the state as it stands now only finances 15% of the UC system's cash.

The rest is from allocations and privatized funding.  Because private money is, well, where the money is to be grabbed.  Every time tuition is raised, there goes along with it the possibility of students on the financial fringe get cut out of the game.  This problem really took off 3 decades ago, a time when tuition costs took the up elevator and resulted in an even higher number of upper and middle class students.  The poor got shut out and the trend has not slowed.  This is a big reason why GDIs (goddamned independents, as we used to call them...) hate that whole college game.   

Sorry for the gross incivility, but University of California Board of Regents chair Russell Gould is an absolute liar that deserves being exposed.   How many of those students out in Westwood were shouting for his head to be on a stick?  The former head of Wachovia (garbage dump) Bank is certainly part of the problem because these regents pushed for investing in mortgage-backed securities and land investments, and the UC system has lost $23 billion over the last two years. Private investing, not federal cuts are the problem that got them in this mess.  Furloughs, class reductions and layoffs are just part of the damage being done because of risky investments.  The UC system has already received record funding payments from the federal government thanks to the stimulus injection.


There is a lot to be exposed and if those students had half a brain, they'd do some real research for once and figure out what the REAL problem is here, and go after those broken promises and corrupt money hungry liars.