Mayor Sam's Hotsheet for Friday
The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) Region 5, representing more than 22 regional locals and more than 20,000 workers, announced their unanimous endorsement of Jerry Brown for Attorney General. UAW made their decision after hearing Jerry Brown and Rocky Delgadillo debate the issues. International CAP Representative Pat Caccamo said: "Jerry Brown has been a champion for autoworkers and working men and women for many years and we are proud to support his campaign for Attorney General."Martini Republic has an insightful post that points out we used to use bond indebteness to "build great things." Pat Brown used it to build the California Aqueduct and the University of California. Greig Smith and Tony Cardenas want to use it to fill potholes. My, the ever lowering standards of our time.
Friday morning, the City Ethics Commission will meet to discuss public financing for city campaigns.
City Meetings for Friday
9:00AM - Intergovernmental Relations Committee, Meeting Cancelled
10:00AM - Los Angeles City Council, Recess
Labels: rocky delgadillo
Posted by Mayor Sam @ 4/14/2006 12:13:00 AM
15 Comments:
i thought that the one thing rocky had over jerry was labor - and even that's melting - the biggest problem is that we won't be able to get rocky out of our city where he is losing us about a million a week in lost cases...
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You don't take out a second mortgage to buy groceries.
The bond, like the proposed tax hike on homeowners (i.e., the $100.3 million/year "trash fee" increase), is a scam. There's plenty of money for 10,000 police officers and to patch the roads.
The City need only stop providing hundreds of millions of dollars per year in "welfare for the rich" -- i.e., grants, below-market loans and free property for developers, or should I say "philanthropists," who contribute to career politicians' campaigns.
Cindy was at Mc Donalds last night.
She is stuck up and ugly.
Walter
What's the name of the guy who recieved tax break from AV for development in downtown?
200million+
Zine This!!!!
WSI Will Resist Unfair SEIU 'Corporate Campaign'
Wednesday April 12, 2:17 pm ET
Security Company Vows to Fight Union's Dirty Tactics
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060412/dcw043.html?.v=45
Smith is turning into a tax and spend liberal.
Raise property taxes to fill potholes
Raise trash fees for cops
Raise DWP fees for General Fund relief
Un frieking believable. This moron needs to go.
"Raise trash fees for cops. Raise DWP fees for General Fund relief"
"Raise trash fees for cops. Raise DWP fees for General Fund relief"
These aren't Smith issues. Get your facts straight.
Smith supported them both so my facts are straight.
You guys lay off cardenas!!!!
Let ME at him. I will release some crazy stuff on him...on Monday. It is going to be f**** hilarious. mark my words.
:)
Just saw a poll--no one expects to have to pay for the roads with a friggin' parcel tax--it can't even make it over a majority, let alone 2/3rds. Everyone knows that Cardenas is an idiot (and to do this the same day as the mayor is about as dumb as they come, unless he is trying to tank them both), but this makes Smith seem like he might be pretty fucking stupid, too.
Hey Mayor Sam,
Even though you continue to post timely info on Rocky's continuing meltdown as a candidate and city attorney, the fact is that more people post comments on other things, each time there is a mix of items.
Can I assume this means most people have written off Rocky, not only for AG, but as a City Hall player for the rest of his term?
I'd be curious to know your sage views on this.
LAWEEKLY.COM
Rocky's Stomach PunchThe $1.5 million award to a fired prosecutor forces a few questions about the city attorney’s judgment
By JEFFREY ANDERSON
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
For a guy who wants to be California’s attorney general, Rocky Delgadillo has a strange way of showing respect for the law. Last week’s verdict against the City Attorney’s Office, in which Orange County jurors voted 11-1 to award former city prosecutor Lynn Magnandonovan $1.5 million for her wrongful termination, was more than the end to the public trashing of an annoying employee.
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