This alert appeared today in the mailboxes of Fullerton Republican households. Click to enlarge.
And for the rest of you, a letter from the esteemed Dr. Jonathan Taylor of CSUF:
Posted by admin in Fullerton City Council Candidates on October 12th, 2012
This alert appeared today in the mailboxes of Fullerton Republican households. Click to enlarge.
And for the rest of you, a letter from the esteemed Dr. Jonathan Taylor of CSUF:
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#1 by Old Tire on October 12, 2012
I got the one from Shawn Nelson. Can I trade it in for Dr. Taylor? Thanks.
#2 by cg on October 12, 2012
I really hate UNIONS!!!! The FPD union, I HATE the most!!!!! If you are a canidate that received money from any UNION or special interest group, my vote will go the other way. Just my opinion.
#3 by Greg Diamond on October 13, 2012
Great, I look forward to your vote for me as opposed to “funded by the Firefighters, Police, and Prison Guards” Bob Huff. (Look it up.) All of my funding is from individuals.
Don’t back out now — you promised!
#4 by Marsha on October 14, 2012
Greg, was that picture really you?
#5 by Greg Diamond on October 15, 2012
Are you that dumb?
#6 by Huh? on October 15, 2012
No, Diamond is bald. Other than that…
#7 by JOHN DOE on October 14, 2012
cg…did you want to be a cop at one time. Cause it looks like you tried and never made it. Just like Ron Thomas.
#8 by Lucky on October 12, 2012
oh brother. What a waste of perfectly good money. Next time they should donate it to the FPD.
#9 by Nomad on October 12, 2012
Or to the Cicinellies, so they can stop online begging or maybe to the Slidebar so they can buy more mac & cheese, toasted dills and watered down booze for its skrawney patrons.
#10 by JOHN DOE on October 14, 2012
Yeah, lets do it for all those great causes.
#11 by cg on October 12, 2012
Information for residents. We now have two cycle FPD’s at Euclid and Malvern. They are pulling drivers over as fast as they can. Don’t make any mistakes at this intersection, cause it’s a ticket party that you don’t want to be a part of.
#12 by Fullerton Lover on October 12, 2012
Typical of the BS around Fullerton. The city creates the most dangerous intersection in the world, and the police officers find a way to profit from it, rather than the city of Fullerton ever fixing the bleeding intersection.
#13 by cg on October 12, 2012
Yup, you are right. Just trying to warn the peeps….
#14 by SHIMON MENDEL on October 15, 2012
Euclid & Malvern?
#15 by Tuco Ramirez on October 12, 2012
Fullerton lover has it all wrong!! The dangerous intersection needs to be fixed and with the dumping of the illegal water tax, the spiked city pensions and 3@50, Fullerton cannot afford to fix that particular intersection. Thus, like the CITY OF BELL, police give out tickets creating large fines that partially go into Fullerton coffers! When the coffers are full, the intersection may be fixed. I estimate a work order completion date of 2025.
#16 by Tracy on October 12, 2012
I’d vote against anything or anyone Ed Royce is supporting!
#17 by peaches on October 13, 2012
I’ve been deluged with Royce mailers on an almost daily basis – doesn’t he have a better use for the money expended on them?
#18 by James Carville on October 14, 2012
They’re all hit pieces against Jay Chen. Royce must be nervous. Chen actually looks like a decent candidate. Twenty years in Congress? Royce hasn’t done enough to merit twenty years. Fullerton hasn’t been well-represented in Congress for many years, ever since Bill “This is a Rim Job” Dannemeyer.
#19 by Exxon-Mobile on October 12, 2012
Call the police! Shawn Nelson stole some black gold and is hiding it in his hair!
#20 by REW on October 12, 2012
The only workers getting 3@50 are the police and some of the higher ups. Maybe this web blog should post more truth along with its slander. Look into what the people in the maintenance department and clerical workers in city hall make. They def don’t get 3@50. More like 2@55.
#21 by Tuco Ramirez on October 13, 2012
REW you forgot the Fire Dept retirement package, and I should add the burgeoning costs due to disability retirement.
But in all fairness you are correct. The maintenance and clerical workers are shorted in comparison. But remember, private companies, its more like retire at age 65 not 55.
#22 by Greg Diamond on October 13, 2012
You know, those mailers have done something that I would have thought was impossible. They have made me feel sorry for Barry Levinson.
#23 by Demand Accountability at Fullerton City Hall on October 13, 2012
http://www.facebook.com/events/522103501152026/
#24 by Demand Accountability on October 13, 2012
Join us in a PEACEFUL protest to demand the right to see other applicants before a police chief is selected.
This is a crucial step in the fight for justice for Kelly Thomas, and justice for all. Some members of the council are pushing for a vote to set Dan Hughes as permanent chief of police without seeing other applicants.
Fullerton deserves a chance at true reform and a chief who will respect the rights of the people, and hold officers accountable when they abuse citizens. Dan Hughes has made the dec
ision to keep 3 of the cops that helped to take the life of Kelly Thomas on our police force. He needs to make the decisions that serve the best interests of the people if he wants to be chief.
We will be protesting in front of city hall, on the evening of a council meeting. This matter will be on the agenda and up for discussion. We also need the support of any person, resident of Fullerton or not, who will stand up and speak out for this cause.
#25 by SHIMON MENDEL on October 15, 2012
I don’t think residents get to have input on personnel matters. You’re only recourse is to keep pressure on Council to not rubber stamp making Hughes permanent. Demand that the recruiting process go through all steps. Got to have a strong outside person come in.
#26 by Be Real on October 13, 2012
Actually, at the candidates forum on 10/11, several other candidates voiced their opposition to public union pensions and strongly stated their support for reform. Whitaker is the best council representative we’ve had in a long time. But let’s be clear, it’s a false statement to say that only Kiger and Whitaker stand for public union pension reform. Jennifer Fitzgerald is another outstanding candidate. She’s articulate, believes in less government, private property rights and pension reform.
#27 by Anonymous on October 13, 2012
What is her position on the legalizing of medical cannibas usage?
#28 by Lifesaving Service on October 13, 2012
Typical “Reformer” only until 11-7-2012!!
#29 by Be Real on October 13, 2012
What makes you say that?
#30 by Be Real on October 13, 2012
Not sure what her position is on legalization of marijuana. Doesn’t really matter on a local level anyway, unless you want the medical dispensers in town (doesn’t matter to me). Her stand on the most important issues impacting our City is what matters to me.
#31 by The Baroness on October 13, 2012
If you refer to me again without using my proper title I will have you flogged like a dog. Your little burg shall soon know the wrath of nobility scorned. And you shall love every second of it, you wretched peasant scum.
Baroness Jennifer Cowen Fitzgerald III
#32 by Fullerton's modern gadfly? on October 13, 2012
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/bushala-374430-fullerton-thomas.html
#33 by Tuco Ramirez on October 14, 2012
Notice who the writer is: Yup its him. The same guy who never saw a policeman he didn’t like or a public employee union that wasn’t wonderful. LOU PONSI
#34 by Fullerton Lover on October 14, 2012
Tuco if you ever get the chance to speak with Lou Ponsi, you’ll talk to the kid who talked out both sides of his ass when he was in High School in order to keep from getting beat up by either side.
A truer bootlicker I’ve never met.
#35 by Jan Flory's Dog on October 14, 2012
Jebus O’Reily. Ponsi didn’t mention me fer crissakes. Now I’m really pissed off.
#36 by Greg Diamond on October 13, 2012
“Most powerful special interest groups,” writes the guy whose money bought himself the Council majority in the last election? Even Tony would find that funny if he had any self-awareness.
#37 by Tuco Ramirez on October 14, 2012
I sent in my ballot yesterday. Saw the name Greg Diamond and due to the inane innumerable comments on this blog, decided to not put a filled in box next to that name! So this blog is worthwhile!
#38 by Real Liberal on October 14, 2012
Agree Tuco. If he never commented here or payed attention to this blog I would have voted for him. What a buffoon.
#39 by Gregg Dim Bulb on October 14, 2012
B-b-b-b-but I don’t need your vote. I don’t want your vote. I don’t want a job. I don’t want money.
#40 by Greg Diamond on October 15, 2012
Yeah — but, sadly, I do have to pay attention to this blog. (The sacrifices I make.) Of course, when Kiger, Whitaker, and Sebourn do shove Fullerton into an unnecessary and unsuccessful bankruptcy, I’m not going to have to explain why I stood by and let it happen — let alone encouraged it.
#41 by Greg Diamond on October 15, 2012
Happy not to have your vote, Tuco, knowing where you’re coming from.
#42 by Huh? on October 15, 2012
Or anyone else’s, either. Too much work. Easier to just sit behind the terminal eating Doritos and alienating everyone.
#43 by Lifesaving Service on October 13, 2012
I always thought it was “Interdimensional Wormhole Black”, Last month NASA announced they were developing a warp drive propulsion system, so be careful and WATCH OUT!!!
#44 by Dorothy Lane Dogooder on October 14, 2012
Just got a mailer today from the Cop Union claiming Whitaker’s a pothead. Funny that the Floryites are playing the Reefer Madness card to demonize their opposition.
#45 by Lifesaving Service on October 14, 2012
“VOTE THE LYING FUCKERS OUT”
IF Whitaker is a smoker, good for him, at least hes too happy to “Bleed the city dry!!!”
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#46 by s. harris on October 14, 2012
Jennifer Fitzgerald supported Pat McKinley and the Anti-Recall efforts. She talks a good game but that’s about it.
#47 by Fullerton's Conscience on October 15, 2012
Be Real is a Real Destroyer of the Truth!
Fitzgerald made lots of money fundraising for people like Dr. Jones, Don Bankhead and Pat McKinley as a professional paid political consultant for hire to the highest bidder. They are all the granddaddy’s of the scam called Redevelopment. Since when is a huge supporter of Redevelopmnet now callled someone who respects private property rights. What a total fabrication.
As far as pension reform, let her ask for a refund from her best buddy Former Chief McKinley who now gets $235,000 a year plus free medical care.
Be Real you are a BIG PHONY!
#48 by Be Real on October 15, 2012
Hmmm, I think I like her even more; she’s not a Bushala puppet. Phony: a) intended to deceive or mislead; b) arousing suspicion; probably dishonest; c) having no genuine existence. You need to find a different metaphor or description, for I am none of the definitions that fall under “phony”. I simply stated my opinon after viewing the candidates forum. You can slam me for my opinions, but I’m not a phony.
#49 by James Gotreich on October 16, 2012
Hmm, pretty fancy mailers if you ask me. I just wonder where they got the money… ?
So some of you want Unions to not have a voice in campaigns, but corporations can, and even individual men with a lot of spare money… Hmm.