I Told All Of Y'all About Prop. H...Now Check This!
They call it Proposition H, but they should have called it Preparation H. Cause that's where you can put it. Here's a transcript from my Public Comment at the City Council meeting. (See replay on TV 35 at 7:30pm & 12 mid.)
You've heard Zuma Dogg speak out against Proposition H & R. Like H & R Block, or H & R Puffinstuff...When you see H & R, you should vote "NO". See today's headline in LA Daily News (www.DailyNews.com -- 10/18/06): "SPECIAL INTEREST BONANZA" -- Developers, banks, real estate investors and insurance companies have contributed more than two million dollars to bankroll Prop. H on the November 7th ballot.
If they it reaches it's goal of three million dollars [why not?], it would be the most expensive ballot measure campaign in City history.
And if Prop. H passes, development interests stand to gain hundreds of millions in government money. (See Mayor Sam story below.)
Wonder why special interests are donating so much money? NOT because they have their own (special) interests at hand??? Many major contributors said on Tuesday that they're donating to Prop. H because they want to help the City, "NOT because we want to benefit from the construction boom." [O.K., I'm sold!]
Common Special Interests...leave the comedy to Zuma Dogg. And thanks to Kerry Cavanaugh from LA Daily News for this fine investigative journalism you won't find in other local newspapers, like the LA Times. www.DailyNews.com
And by the way, nice to see Officer Landry back from vacation and back to his business. We'll miss him come January.
You've heard Zuma Dogg speak out against Proposition H & R. Like H & R Block, or H & R Puffinstuff...When you see H & R, you should vote "NO". See today's headline in LA Daily News (www.DailyNews.com -- 10/18/06): "SPECIAL INTEREST BONANZA" -- Developers, banks, real estate investors and insurance companies have contributed more than two million dollars to bankroll Prop. H on the November 7th ballot.
If they it reaches it's goal of three million dollars [why not?], it would be the most expensive ballot measure campaign in City history.
And if Prop. H passes, development interests stand to gain hundreds of millions in government money. (See Mayor Sam story below.)
Wonder why special interests are donating so much money? NOT because they have their own (special) interests at hand??? Many major contributors said on Tuesday that they're donating to Prop. H because they want to help the City, "NOT because we want to benefit from the construction boom." [O.K., I'm sold!]
Common Special Interests...leave the comedy to Zuma Dogg. And thanks to Kerry Cavanaugh from LA Daily News for this fine investigative journalism you won't find in other local newspapers, like the LA Times. www.DailyNews.com
And by the way, nice to see Officer Landry back from vacation and back to his business. We'll miss him come January.
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Posted by Zuma Dogg @ 10/18/2006 03:11:00 PM
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