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Tag Archives: Election 2010
I Guess That’s Why They Call California Blue
California likes Democrats. The rest of the nation went Republican, but California decided to be blue as an icicle where even Republican favorite Steve Cooley might even be defeated as well. Here is what we learned: For Secretary of State, … Continue reading
election day posting
Election Day begins and I am heading to the polls now. I decided not to vote by mail because my opinions did fluctuate through this election. I do understand that California does need reform, but the Republican Party nominees were … Continue reading
Mighty Embarrassed Defenders of Bigotry?
From the blog LGBT POV, Karen Ocamb writes that California State Assembly Candidate Andy Pugno in district 5 is so desperate for a win he is willing to scrub major portions of his life story in order for voters to … Continue reading
Tea Party Reflections
I thought the Tea Party movement was a good idea back in the 2009 April 15th protests when the Inland Valley organizer Laura Boatright wanted to help organize demonstrations near Congressman Baca’s office. I did not know that the movement … Continue reading
Munson’s Picks Part 2
My voter guide continues with this post, we cover Judicial and Non-Partisan local type offices such as boards of education and the Ontario City Council. California State Supreme Court YES on Cantil-Sakauye and Moreno NO on Chin California Court of … Continue reading
Scott Folkens for Congress, a Reluctant Endorsement
For this election for California’s 43rd Congressional district I decided to support Scott Folkens for congress over the incumbent Joe Baca. Scott Folkens is a former member of the armed forces who served in the US Navy for over seven … Continue reading
Secretary of State (California) : Christina Tobin
This year I am moving away from the Democratic and Republican Party nominees for Secretary of State by supporting Christina Tobin, the Libertarian Party nominee for Secretary of State. Christina is more qualified to become Secretary of State than the … Continue reading
Candidates November 2010
Matt Munson’s List of Candidates Part 1 Governor: Meg Whitman, I was originally for Jerry but Jerry recently opened his mouth and made me want to lose my lunch at him. Senate: Carly Fiornia -r Lt.Governor: Gavin Newsom, not supporting … Continue reading
Meg Whitman–Labor Union advertisement in Spanish
She talks from both sides of her mouth. Discussing what was talked about on the John and Ken show, the labor unions of California have decided to tell the Spanish language community that they are being played for as suckers … Continue reading
