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Monday, January 14, 2013

Morning Briefs on the Los Angeles Political Machine for Monday

Mayor Villar pledges not to comment on the actions of the next Mayor of Los Angeles.
The Villar Greuel can rest assure that out-going Mayor Antonio Villar, will not comment on her actions as the third term incarnation of the Villar Political Machine (if elected).

With no apologies to former Vice-President Al “Jazeera” Gore, happy Global Warming morning from the frost-covered grasslands of CD 14. For the record, the National Weather Service LA/ Oxnard Office reports that the temperature dropped to 34 degrees at its official Downtown LA weather station, on the campus of the “University of Scandalous Conduct”. Of course, one can make a case that chilly, is the right description regarding USC’s community relations around its Health Sciences Campus, but I digress.

** Mayoral Candidate City Controller Wendy “The Villar Greuel” can rest assure that out-going Mayor Antonio Villar will remain silent (for media attribution) on how she executes the third term goals of the City Terrace native, if elected. As Daily News City Hall Beat Writer Rick Orlov reports in his “Monday Tipoff Column”, Mayor Villar’s political sensitivities will be confined to defending his own actions and not critiquing the next mayor (** especially if the Villar Greuel is elected).

** Orlov does double duty this morning in scribing, dare we say, a gusher PR piece on the Villar Greuel. Take note of the following passage.

"People understand I can be a good legislator, be a good businesswoman and go after those issues that are important. I think people will find I can do all those things and be tough. They want someone to lead them, I have demonstrated I can be that leader."
That was put to the test when James, one of her rivals in the race, accused her of campaigning on city time and allowing her staff to work on her campaign.
Greuel met the James challenge (Que?), going down to his news conference and telling reporters it was a reflection of the start of the "silly season" of the mayoral election.

Maybe Mr. Orlov needs  to read the latest on “Calender Gate”?

** If  “The Villar Greuel” thought that Randy Economy was going to fold after her “Private Citizen/ Campaign Consultant” John Shallman’s attack from the gutter, then they may not want to link here to Economy’s latest on “Calender Gate” via the Los Cerritos News Group.

** If you have the shakes for the latest campaign contributions totals, then we recommend the journalistic Cliff Notes report, stringed together by the City Maven. But if you want the background on the “story behind the donors”, link here to our first exclusive report on the questionable donations by Bet Tzedek associates to Assemblyman Mike Feuer City Attorney Campaign. The LA Dragnet Blog offers this comment from its post on our exclusive.

The Mayor Sam exclusive is particularly timely. Monday night sees the candidates for City Attorney debating at Temple Israel of Hollywood. The topic, 'How do Values and Ethics Inform the Job of City Attorney,' will likely lead to some awkward questions for Feuer based on the perception that he has accepted campaign contributions which appear to directly violate Measure 'H'.

** Bravo for Old Gray Collectivist Hag on Spring Street Columnist Jim Newton for his random act of journalism. This in stating the obvious about Mayor Villar’s shell game behind attaining the goal of 10,000 police officers.

** We turn our attention to our much missed former CD 14 City Councilman Jose Huizar Chief of Staff, now CD 9 City Council Candidate Ana Cubas. In the course of reviewing the information she provided for her Smart Voter webpage, she stated the following as her top priorities if elected.

Reform the BudgetImprove our transportation and city infrastructure, such as streets, sidewalks, and parksJobs and economic development, including investment in urban areas

We ask this simple question, how can we trust Ana Cubas to reform a budget when the video below showcases her lack of knowledge of the status of discretionary budgets that she helped oversee in her former job? (** or was that just spin to confuse an inquiring group on constituents?)


Your thoughts …………..
Scott Johnson in CD 14

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2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I see that the Los Angeles County Democratic Party has endorsed Ron Galperin, along with former controller Rick Tuttle. Is this a fatal blow to Zine's chances?

January 14, 2013 4:30 PM  

Blogger g said:

WHAT DAILY NEWS/RICK ORLOV IS DEMONSTRATING IS HOW THEY MANIPULATE THE PUBLIC TO SUPPORT CANDIDATES THAT SUPPORT THEIR AGENDAS. THIS PAPER AND THE LA TIMES USE THEIR SUPPOSED UNBIAS REPORTING TO PUSH THE UNSUSPECTING PUBLIC TO VOTE FOR CANDIDATES THEY AND THEIR PUBLISHER WANT. NICE FOR CANDIDATE NICE FOR THE PAPERS WHO PLAY ALONG. WE NEED UNBIAS REPORTING NOT THE HACK JOBS PROVIDED BY THESE 2 PAPERS AND OTHER LIKE THEM.

January 16, 2013 6:34 PM  

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