No Wonder The City Can't Plan Effectively -- The Mayor and City Council Are Opponents, Not Teammates
I KNEW MAYOR ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA AND CITY COUNCIL HATED EACH OTHER. And now the LA Times confirms what everyone who attends Council meetings (or saw Garshady's Video Roast of Antonio) already knew. City Hall has the same problem in '07, that The Eagles and KISS had in the 70's. A bunch of coked out maniacs who all want to be lead singer. (Just kidding about the "coked-out" part -- I HOPE!) But in City Hall's case, it's not so much that everyone wants to be lead singer -- just that everyone want to be lead "campaign contribution" point person.
Dr. Deming and I.G. Dogg could see this coming all the way from Neptune's Net at Ventura County line. (As close as I like to get to City Hall on Sunday.) The system is set-up to pit these desparate, jealous and greedy people against each other, in a spirit of competition instead of co-operation. Because each of the 16 fraud, waste and abuse generators are rewarded for their independant actions, instead of working interdendently on City projects.
For example, you wanna sell air space rights, to circumvent protections against density downtown. We'll with all that campaign contribution money rolling in over the item, that becomes like a commission. And we all know how commissions will divide a sales staff and annoy the customer because the salesperson doesn't care as much about doing what's best for the customer (constituent), but what's best for the commission check. So when you have commissions like those up for grabs -- the cat claws come out.
So that's what it is really about. See "Interpreting Deming's 14 Points" (Point 12). And now, on with the Nursery School Update" (Aka: A Day At City Hall):
L.A. mayor-City Council tensions persist
Villaraigosa's actions have grated on some members who disagreed. The strain may affect major issues beyond City Hall.
By Duke Helfand and Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writers
April 1, 2007
[ZD's subconscious thoughts in brackets]
For some members of the Los Angeles City Council, the ruckus over a recent visit by the Airbus A380 jumbo jet crystallized a gnawing tension between them and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. [Aka: The Mayor's $28,000 photo op.]
The mayor, celebrating the plane's inaugural trip to Los Angeles International Airport, toured the craft with the media in tow as four council members on the runway below were momentarily blocked from joining the entourage — and later complained mightily about it.
"The plane holds 550 people, and yet I didn't think it was going to hold the mayor and a couple of council members at the same time," Councilwoman Janice Hahn quipped later. [No Doubt has that problem with Gwen Steffani all the time, too. Meanwhile, I wish the mayor would have let all 15 Councilmembers on the plane...AS IT FLEW AWAY!]
The relationship will be tested even more this month as Villaraigosa unveils his budget for next year — a financial blueprint that is expected to greatly rein in spending and hinder any initiatives the council may have in mind. ["Rein and hinder" -- EXCELLENT strategy, Tony, mi amigo! Let's have some free Persian shrimp again, sometime soon, and discuss it!]
Villaraigosa, who sat on the council for two years before he was elected mayor in 2005, has built a coalition of reliable votes on the council, including Jackass Weiss, Wendy Greuel, Dennis Zine and Jose Huizar, and to a lesser extent Ed Reyes and Bill Rosendahl. [Lesser extent, due to lesser effective CMs.] Most of the others have been willing to break with the mayor when they saw fit. [DENNIS!!! Say it ain't so. You stick out from that list of shady f*cks like Lucianno Pavaratti at an American Idol audition. Take a look around you bro, and BREAK!]
"This is a city government working together," Garcetti said. "We're coexisting harmoniously." [It ain't the Mormon Tabernackle Chior -- no one is coexisting harmoniously on Spring Street. Didn't you read this LA Times article? Y'all keep vetoing each other, and vote against the mayor on the biggest things. THAT AIN'T HARMONIOUS Y'ALL. Way to answer the question Mr. Softball Diversionary Tactician. Like when I aksed you the biggest challenge with LAUSD, and you said, "School Site Placement."]
Privately, however, elected officials and aides in both camps tell a different story. Some council members voice jealousy over the media attention Villaraigosa and Zuma Dogg gets, and the mayor sometimes grows frustrated with the council for not thinking in bold strokes and failing to implement Deming's 14 points.
Villaraigosa's recent council difficulties stem from individual differences of opinion and ego-driven clashes. [The constituents of Los Angeles thank you for showing up to work each day in a mindset of jealousy that produces ego-driven clashes. I think Deming should add a point. Point 15: Create constancy of purpose toward creating a work enviroment of jealousy and ego-driven clashes.]
Defying the mayor's wishes, for example, the council last fall voted against settling a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union over a city effort intended to better control where homeless encampments are established on skid row.
About that time, the council placed a $1-billion affordable-housing bond issue on the November ballot even though the mayor thought the timing might be wrong. [And when it lost by only 4% (a statistician's "margin of error"), people said that "timing" was Zuma Dogg at City Hall on TV and radio for three months, seven days a week. He even ran a barrage of public access shows on "H" to counter their lame commercials. (And all over a Venice Beach incence and t shirt ban that didn't work, or gentrify the area, as planned...badly.)]
And last month, Villaraigosa surprised even some of his most hard-core allies on the council by vetoing legislation intended to help downtown developers build more lofts and condos while raising money for new infrastructure projects.
Villaraigosa said he wanted only to ensure that he would have an adequate say over the direction of downtown growth, adding that the veto had nothing to do with his sometimes turbulent relationship with Councilwoman Jan Perry, who represents much of downtown. [What human being WOULDN'T have a turbulent relationship with Jan Perry. She's suffers from halitosis of the personality. Too bad they can't invent a cure for dispicableness, bad planning and overall pompous arrogance.]
"I think that Antonio started with the best of intentions in working with us," Councilman Greig Smith said. "But I think his staff really dropped the ball on this." [Greig...You win ZD's worst to first campaign! Even though your Chief of Staff runs a shady/shill Jaycees group in the Valley, you've really won me over in the past few months with comments like this. PLUS, very savvy...Slam the mayor and say he has bad intentions and is screwing up the City -- BUT BLAME IT ON THE STAFF! That's ZD FAVORITE tactic. Of course it's the mayor's fault if the staff drops the ball, because he's responsible for the staff -- but it allows the mayor and out, in case you can spin him. He can blame the staff, then flip-flop!]
Council members say that Villaraigosa and his staff sometimes do a poor job of communicating their priorities and plans [Why...was LA Times on vacation that day] — and that the mayor's office has become an imperial fortress. [That's what evil emperors do -- they take orders from Broad/Riorend from their imperial fortress.] One council member, for example, learned that Villaraigosa was vetoing the firefighter settlement only after the mayor's office issued a news release. [They should have just read Mayor Sam's blog, or tuned into John & Ken.]
But others praise the mayor for reaching out and sharing the spotlight. "On any issue related to a committee I chair or in my district, this mayor has been very inclusive," Councilwoman Greuel said. [I never did like Wendy. Neither does anyone else, except contractors. She'd let an apartment full of little old ladies get kicked to the curb, rather than confront the City Charter regarding vacancy rates and condo-conversions. ZD, Noel Weiss and Chuck Tennin have put HER ass on the record. ]
And Weissass, the mayor's closest ally on the council, said the attention that Villaraigosa commands has been good for the city. "If that means it deprives others of their opportunity to be in front of the camera, that seems a small price," said Weissass, who is running for city attorney in 2009. Villaraigosa is chairman of his campaign. [Jack, you are a walking PR disaster. Tony, don't spend too much on his campaign -- this guy is un-electable as City Attorney at this point. There's no hope. You squeeze a lemon you get lemon juice. You squeeze Jack Weiss, you get arrogant sounding bad PR. Jack, if you wanna suck up to the mayor because he's gonna try and buy you the City Attorney job, say THIS, "The Mayor is so charasmatic and energetic, it really keeps us on our toes. Life sure would be easier if Riorend or Hahn were still Mayor." But Jack will always tell you why it's just too damn bad. Voters don't like meanies, y'all.]
Last year, the mayor unveiled his first budget on the steps of Van Nuys City Hall — part of Councilman Tony Cardenas' district — without inviting Cardenas to the event or even telling him about it. [Why would the mayor invite Cardenas. The Mayor practically campaigned AGAINST him. The hate each other more than Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamorck. Everyone knows that. That's because Cardenas runs his district like an island, cause he has his own Broad/Riorend style muppet master himself. So it's like Mickey Mouse vs Kermit the Frog. (Competiton for your entertainment dollar, or in this case construction dollar.]
But things have changed. Cardenas and the mayor have met privately several times in the last six months to discuss city business. [Strike a deal to cut the Mayor into Cardenas' action, so they can BOTH profit. Hey guys, Deming is proud of you: He recommends cooperation among competition, so BOTH parties can benefit, instead of beat each other out of buisness. But I think Deming needs to add Point 16. "Eliminate shady fraud, waste and abuse with a ballot measure that puts an end to shady campaign contributions/lobby reform." That's something Council has never put on the ballot.]
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Posted by Zuma Dogg @ 4/01/2007 08:13:00 AM
35 Comments:
Someone wanted you to know this about my thread:
Anonymous said...
Poster's subconscious thoughts in brackets.
[ZD is a total moron]
Poster's conscious thoughts in bold
My subconscious is way too kind.
Never has a blogger used so many words to show so little actual comprehension.
[I think they feel better now! We can only hope and pray.]
So here we have the "minutemen" who were in LA last week now marching with the KKK in the inland empire.
this is not an april fools joke.
I think the true colors of the minutemen and their supporters are coming out and those colors are "WHITE WHITE WHITE."
Why does David Hernandez and Walter Moore support the minutemen and their cause if they are aligned with the KKK?
Klan's presence in I.E. dates to the 1920s
By Jannise Johnson, Staff Writer
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Article Launched:03/31/2007 11:30:44 PM PDT
The presence of the Ku Klux Klan at a Minuteman Project protest Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga might seem out of place to those unfamiliar with the history of the Inland Empire.
But for those who know, it's likely not a surprise.
KKK members regularly held marches until the 1980s on Sierra Avenue in Fontana.
The white-supremacist group in the 1920s held regular meetings in Ontario, Pomona and Corona, according to articles published by newspapers at the time.
In July 1924, the KKK held an initiation ceremony in the hills south of Pomona on Garey Avenue. About 3,000 spectators attended to watch the organization initiate 185 new members, according to Pomona Bulletin newspaper archives. Two crosses were lit with electric lights and a third cross was burned above a parking structure that had 1,000 cars, the paper reported.
About two months later, an Ontario chapter of the KKK initiated 150 people during a ceremony at the Chaffey High School football field. A cross was set alight as the focal point, according to an article published by the Daily Report.
During the 1920s, the KKK claimed a national membership in the millions. Their actions were largely aimed at Jews, Catholics and blacks. At the time, KKK members openly ran for political offices in states such as Colorado and Maine.
How many hits does this website get every day?
It's easy to have a running tab on those stats.
So the KKK crash a Minuteman march, and 12:52 says the Minuteman are "marching with the KKK" ???
Okay, next time I see a bunch of Che shirts and people jumping on the American flag I'm going to say that the promoters of illegal immigration are marching with Marxists, racists and anarchist ingrates.
No one believes your lies around here and no one is answering your dumb question that you think is so brilliant. Go find another site to regurgitate your stupid talking points.
to 1:45pm.
little buddy,
are you really calling me out?
don't debate me because you will lose little guy.
How about you look at the article i posted, a news article published today. Those are my words but the reporters -- the KKK marched with the minutemen.
Now if you want to use logic and facts and spin them to your side -- then find me an article that lists a "racist or communist" organization marching with the human right groups.
But you haveto use facts -- and you have to cite your work lil buddy.
have fun.
til then...
No, I just did call you out and you're feeling a little salty about it, now, aren't you? LOL!
salty?
not at all.
i find it odd that you would even defend or try to spin the KKK/minutemen.
The KKK would hang people because they were racist --- and now they are marching together and you think i am salty at you?
Come on lil guy, do you not understand that this article provides the human rights orgs all the evidence they need to denounce all supporters of the minuteman project nationwide.
nahh not salty, in fact a little happy that the minuteman project has been exposed for what it really has been for a long time.
KKK members who are willing to show their face.
The Minuteman Project is no more aligned with the KKK than the KKK is aligned with Neighborhood Watch.
The Minuteman Project simply want immigration laws enforced. If we lived next to Albania, which is white and flooding Europe with poor unskilled labor, the Minutemen would be just as motivated.
By Far, Huizar is highly qualified to be Mayor. Huizar surpasses AV in looks, intelligence, persona, business, common sense.
AV watch out. New kid in town is up and coming in our neck of the woods.
HUIZAR FOR MAYOR!
Please don't make me spit out my Cheerios with your "human rights orgs."
You illegal immigration apologists have a lot in common with the apologists of Islamic terrorism. You hide behind "human rights;" spout bald-face, comedic lies; and chant inane, bankrupt slogans like "no human is illegal!"
Oh yeah, and most importantly, the Jews are to blame for everything (you buddies over at Voz de Aztlan said so).
Why don't you just share with us your true interest in supporting this agenda? After all, everyone has one, from Bush to Villaraigosa.
And don't pick a debate with me. I go to battle armed with the facts.
OK, to the person that said the minuteman aren't alligned with the KKK.
Let me republish today's news article in the "inland bulletin"
Klan's presence in I.E. dates to the 1920s
By Jannise Johnson, Staff Writer
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Article Launched:03/31/2007 11:30:44 PM PDT
The presence of the Ku Klux Klan at a Minuteman Project protest Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga might seem out of place to those unfamiliar with the history of the Inland Empire.
But for those who know, it's likely not a surprise.
KKK members regularly held marches until the 1980s on Sierra Avenue in Fontana.
The white-supremacist group in the 1920s held regular meetings in Ontario, Pomona and Corona, according to articles published by newspapers at the time.
In July 1924, the KKK held an initiation ceremony in the hills south of Pomona on Garey Avenue. About 3,000 spectators attended to watch the organization initiate 185 new members, according to Pomona Bulletin newspaper archives. Two crosses were lit with electric lights and a third cross was burned above a parking structure that had 1,000 cars, the paper reported.
About two months later, an Ontario chapter of the KKK initiated 150 people during a ceremony at the Chaffey High School football field. A cross was set alight as the focal point, according to an article published by the Daily Report.
During the 1920s, the KKK claimed a national membership in the millions. Their actions were largely aimed at Jews, Catholics and blacks. At the time, KKK members openly ran for political offices in states such as Colorado and Maine.
and to the cheerio eater -- you claim you come armed with facts, yet you cannot deny or spin your way out of today's news account of the KKK and minutemen alligned.
instead you spit up your milk when you read that i wrote "human right orgs" ok -- get over that and start coming back with facts.
hell even your cheerios have more facty goodness than any of your posts have had.
i mean you can't even fight me and all i am armed with is one little news paper article.
As I indicated in my first comment, nothing in the article you posted shows that the KKK were invited participants in the Minuteman march. It looks more likely that they just showed up.
"The presence of the Ku Klux Klan at a Minuteman Project protest Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga might seem out of place to those unfamiliar with the history of the Inland Empire. But for those who know, it's likely not a surprise."
This proves NOTHING... but, in true form, that didn't stop you from spinning in it into something. Do you ever get dizzy from so much spinning?
Can we get back to the thread topic. It was only a matter of time before the kiss ass clowncil members found out that the perception of little Antonio was just that. All the hype has worn off and the midget mayor has lost tons of support. Now let's see which clowncil members have the leadership to stop following him and stand on their own two feet.
Huizar for Mayor has to be the best April Fool's Joke. Little Jose is still learning the ropes and is supporting the wrong groups. People in CD14 are keeping tabs. Jose like Antonio and the other dumb Latino politicos support anything Mecha. They have a backwards mentality from the 70s. Usually Latinos with that mind set are the ones with no class and don't know how to interact with people at a higher station in life.
WILL SOMEONE PLEASE SHOW ZUMA HOW TO POST A THREAD THEN A LINK SO HE DOESN'T POST ALL THIS LONG BULLSHIT.
ZD'S CAMPAIGN STRATEGY (STREET) CORNER
2:36pm, LOL! Even if Weezy is all those things, problem is his dogg pound gatekeeper, Mayor Antonio has all the people with the right fingers on the right buttons all locked up. And if Eli and Riorend can only back one candidate, it ain't you, so you won't be mayor. Cause RC cola ain't gonna beat Pepsi. It would be fun if Weezy was Mayor though, cause the mayor sets the tone and pace of the City, so it would slow down, and a lot less would get done. So maybe ZD should back Jose for mayor. (Aguilar, that is!)
Dear Crybaby,
First of all, how could someone who read the story (I hope you read it, you yapped your trap about it) complain about making a link. I saved you from clicking the link.
Secondly, you posted a comment on the thread, so if you wanna call it "long bullshit", why not just stop being a coward and use an identifiable monikor so everyone can know who Mr. Big Talk is. That's alright, we already know.
And for everyone else, sorry if you agree about the link. I'm well aware of that, but prefer this method for a certain reason. Sorry. They're not all this long, it's a slow Sunday, and just scroll down. Sorry. But not to the no-dignity loser who said it.
Man, think of all the things ZD would be saying, if he posted anonymously and didn't have to worry about showing his face in public.
and NO, I don't mean the him. This guy works at City Hall. Pretty disrespectful verbage. And if Mr. Ski cap figured out who this is, I'm sure a couple other mayoral supporters who read this blog, will to.
I GET IT. Where there's smoke there's fire. Where a KKK walked in 1920 has a direct relationship with nothing. And TOUGH PERSON, (i cant tell if you are m or f.) violence or threats to call out or other WEAK TALK is only that. Talk. About the electric sign with kkk and lights you fefer to- bullst, I suggest you check the Fontana Examiner the official newspaper, and anyone can confirm that electricty did not even reach Fontana until 1929.
The minutepersons, are not like the kkk they accept girls, girls, girls. Shame on those goddam commie traitors, those who would wish to take the right of free speech away from Americans and their guests.
(the old kkk labeling thing)
No minuteman or other has been hurt in this exercise of free speech, do you know how lucky you are to be in America?
TO THE UNABOMBER-
I will give you this you are correct about Cardenas. Absolutely.
Except why would you say that a crooked association is a good thing?
Check your facts Jannettel or whatever your fake name is.
The Fontana Star Bulletin 1924 Newspaper archives clearly show a picture of the last remaining KKK, members, willingly burning themselves to death together, it was a suicide bonfire. None were left to protest anything. Route 22, near Corona Valley, make a left.
4:20pm (yeah, yeah!),
Regarding crooked association. It's called dry humor, y'all...Kinda like, "You can either laugh, or cry." ZD chooses laughter to cover up the sorrow.
Jack Weiss will win the City Attorney's race without a credible opponent. No one wants to take on the Mayor, no matter what ZD thinks or says. Also, Jack is a real lawyer who had a career in the US Attorney's office as a prosecutor.
Antonio is the leading Hispanic elected official in the nation, and one of the most popular. His name and face are known everywhere, and he is a huge vote getter.
Hertzberg will not be drafted for the same reason; no one will give him money and risk being exiled by Antonio. And, he may be a member of the Bar, but his lawyering record cannot compare to Jack's.
As usual, ZD uses lots of words to illustrate that he knows little about how it all really works.
My father used to say "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and confirm it beyond all possible doubt."
ZD clearly never knew my father.
Great, so Jack Weiss will win un-opposed. Isn't that just fan-fucking-tastic. They guy is such a great guy. And Rocky thinks AM Talk radio gave HIM a hard time. Great! I hope Jackass wins. He probably will. ZD can use the endless wealth of comedy material. The guy can't help it. We love you Weissass.
Antonio is the leading Hispanic elected official in the nation, and one of the most popular. His name and face are known everywhere, and he is a huge vote getter.
Only people who are paid to believe this hype still do. . . Or do they really?
The reason he is Mayor is the same reason Bush is President -- his opponent was a bigger dud. Antonio had better just make the most of his last few years as Mayor, because he is finished politically.
8:57pm,
Huh...huh...huh...Is this one of those times it's like two rappers, or two basketball teams that still respect each other. I hope so, y'all...cause I know you can't be that tickled pink about Mr. Warm & Fuzzy, yourself.
I'd bet that those "klan members" were a setup by some idiot left wing/open borders group to make the Minutemen look bad. Maybe A.N.S.W.E.R?
Sunglasses, bandanas and black T-shirts silkscreened with a KKK logo? What were they, the disgruntled, alt-rock college student wing of the KKK?
Anyone who thinks Antonio's career is over is dumber and less informed than ZD.
The guy will easily win reelection and two years later will be elected Governor.
Jerry Brown is polling better for reelection for Governor than AV, but that will change; four years of his antics as A.G. will put him back into the public eye and reveal the reasons the was called "Governor Moonbeam".
Antonio is far from finished, he is, to paraphrase Sir Winston:
This is not the end. This is not even the beginning of the end. It is perhaps the end of the beginning.
He will be Governor, he might be Senator, and he even may be Vice President or President.
ZD will still be begging for gas money, griping about not being able to sell his grungy tee shirts, and looking for handouts to eat.
3:13am,
But I won't be thinking about it a 3am...Unless YOU are Antonio and you are talking about YOUR plans...GET A LIFE LOSER. It's 3am...and you're worried about the mayor and zuma dogg. beleive me, I must have been sleeping better in my van, that you were in your mansion. I'm ZUMA DOGG, you're anonymous in EVERY way. Good luck. Hope Tony wins and you can feel as good as an American Idol fan when Clay Aiken does somethnig good!
Nah, his career isn't over, but he sure as hell won't be governor or a senator. Unless, that is, there's an amnesty for illegal aliens and he waits several years for mass naturalization of former illegals so they can vote. Otherwise, he's a just a boutique politician, like Fabian Nunez and the rest of his ilk.
Yo Zuma, top o the morning to you.
I don't think the local media will protect Antonio as they did during the mayoral election. We all know the baggage Antonio carries but media was afraid because it may have been perceived as too racist to report. But now that little Antonio hasn't done shit in this city what will he possibly say his accomplishments are? Planting trees that cost $102 per, fixing traffic lights, filling potholes and making residents pick up brooms and clean. Yes, this is the mayor LA needs,a do nothing low life.
Weiss Ass WILL NEVER WIN. He's a moron and KFI will demolish him on the radio at drive time with their 1000's of listeners. They will play the sound bites of what an idiot Jack is. He's so dumb he think having Antonio on his side will get the Latino vote. NOT!!! It will backfire.
"He will be Governor, he might be Senator, and he even may be Vice President or President."
(howls with laughter)
Damn, the idiocy is infectious.
I'm gonna wear a condom when I read ZD's crap from now on, lest I dumb down as much as you guys.
Antonio is a winner and you guys are a bunch of losers.
He's Mayor, what are you? Sleeping in your van, begging for coffee money, gas money and food money does not signify you've been doing much winning.
12:21pm,
Damn bro, Everyone else was piling on Tony, THEY aren't sleeping in the van, I AM! Or is every Antonio criticism from someone sleeping in their van. Anyway bro, of course if you measure by wallet size alone, I haven't had many victories. But Deming would like to remind you, bottom line price tag does not tell the enitre picture.
But maybe that's why you are so frustrated with life. I used to be just like you. If there wasn't financial value, it wasn't worth pursuing.
To help keep this post short, rather than explain, just read some Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, M. Scott Peck, Anthony Robbins, Marrianne Williamson, Shakti Gawain, NLP, Milton Erickson, some quantum physics and a few other things and you may feel better.
AND 6:50am,
Wow! My number one nemesis,finally on the same side of the issue as ZD. I didn't know you were such an island. I hope you are right about Jackass.
And 6:39am ain't "top of the morning", y'all -- it's bottom of the evening, y'all...You obvious don't live the pimp life. NOW, it's 2:38pm -- and Big ZD is ready to say:
Hoooooooooody Hoooooooooooooooo AND A "BIG Z-D -- TOOOOOOOOOOOP OF THE MORNIN' TO YA!
I would vote for anybody over Jack Weiss. Absolutely anybody. He is the biggest jackass in the city. He is amazingly out-of-touch.
I don't care how smart some claim he is. He doesn't do anything for the right reasons. He's a loser baby, why don't you forget him.
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