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Sunday, October 05, 2008

.........we now return you to your local issues.

"The Chief Bobby of London"??
Los Angeles Police Chief William "Bill" Bratton is rebutting rumors that have him interested in becoming the top cop in London, England.
The former Mayor Sam Award Winner had this to say to the Daily News,
"It's being speculated on over in England, but it's not likely. I'm not interested," he said.
"I'm flattered to be thought of in a positive way, but it's nothing that's going to happen."
The ambitious and upperly thinking chief with bombastic, accented wit to match, has been the subject of speculation that he is interested in the position of "Head of Homeland Security" if Barack Obama were to win the Presidential Election.
In other news out of City Hall............
150+ part time employees have been cut from the payroll and hundreds more have seen their hours cut. Positions such as park rangers, recreation assistants, child care workers are among those that face reductions.
Interesting to note is that Mayor Villaraigosa and Councilman Huizar recently supported a proposal by Rec. and Parks to give a lease to a non-profit for "the development of recreation programing" at the Hazard Park Armory.
Can one speculate that these "Friends of Labor" are contracting out city services to non-labor entities who have political ties at City Hall??
In their effort to sell the dubious Prop Q, the "Monolith of Waste on Beaudry" received news that an extra $165,000,000 was on the way to be wasted in parts unknown.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is heading to Palm Beach for a meeting of the U.,S. Conference of Mayors, his office announced. No further details were available. (this must qualify as Rick Orlov's shortest story ever)
"89/100 of the details" are never made public unless you run into a guy name "Antonio" in a elevator with wine and takeout.
New friend of Goerge Pla, Henry Cisneros, and Richard Alatorre has these interesting e-mail exchanges with counterparts accross the country as noted by the Times David Zahniser.
In the weeks before Aguallo left his job running the city’s largest pension agency, he dropped a few e-mails soliciting private contributions for his party/charitable fundraiser to companies that had sought lucrative business with his agency. But equally unusual was the April 30 exchange between Aguallo and Joseph Haslip, the New York City assistant comptroller for pensions, about an coming conference in Chicago.
The subject line: “Dude, Are U Doing Opal-Chicago?”
Aguallo: “yes...this LA Pimp will be there..will brief you on my next adventure...”
Haslip: “Dude the nyc pimp will be in the house. I hear the OC pimp is coming too.”
Happy Sunday to all!!

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6 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said:

"Upperly thinking with bombastic, accented wit to match" is how the inimitable Wet Spoot describes Bratton.

WHAT THE HELL DOES THAT MEAN?

October 05, 2008 12:38 PM  

Blogger Red Spot in CD 14 said:

For my "spoll checkin groupie", can you get me a bear from the fridge??

October 05, 2008 12:44 PM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I love Sarah Palin !!!!

Joe Biden is a cheap bastard !!!

Barack is a uppity negro and terrorist !!!!

I love Red Spot he is good espeller !!!!

October 05, 2008 12:55 PM  

Blogger Red Spot in CD 14 said:

You might want to copyright your posts before Biden plagarizes them.

BTW, still waiting for that beer.

October 05, 2008 1:04 PM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

Ahoy thar, Red Spot! Wilt thou call 'pon me? I've rummaged about mine stores an' hath found a cask o' rum an' a cask o' malmsey. Thou shall have thy choice, if it doth pleaseth thee.

October 05, 2008 11:55 PM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

Maybe the LA Weekly Patrick McDonald should do another public file document to find out exactly where Antonio REALLY IS GOING. AT a fundraiser Saturday night when he was on stage he announced he had just come back from a Conference of Mayors

October 06, 2008 6:16 AM  

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