In this morning’s Register (wish it had been Sunday, but we will take what we can get) Mayor Tom Tait explained his choices of Lucille Kring and John Leos to stand with him on the City Council. At first glance it is an odd pairing, the union guy, the former Councilmember who frequently locked horns with Tait, and the libertarian… Read more →
UPDATE: If you need the quick-hit, Jason at SaveAnaheim does a good job with little time. Jump here for the outline, or read below for more detail. The headline of Jason’s post is a little inflammatory, but he gets the “chain of command” right. http://saveanaheim.com/2012/10/28/enemies-of-the-people-of-anaheim ORIGINAL POST: News of Disney pumping significant funding into Anaheim City Council campaigns is nothing new. However,… Read more →
This just in: Supervisor Shawn Nelson Endorses John Leos for Anaheim City Council ANAHEIM (October 19, 2012) –Supervisor Shawn Nelson of the 4th District has endorsed John Leos in his bid to win a seat on the Anaheim City Council. Pro-taxpayer and pro- accountability Nelson is a popular, no-nonsense lawmaker who believes local government cannot afford to continue doing business… Read more →
Anaheim is invited to Mayor Tom Tait’s birthday party, in a celebration of renewal. (Invitation attached) The event: Fundraising for Tait’s endorsed candidates for Anaheim City Council 2012. We are gathering to join the Mayor’s support for Lucille Kring and John Leos, which for many of us represent a renewed vision for Anaheim, in a spirit of independence from special interests…. Read more →
I was excited to open my Sunday Orange County Register and find that they have endorsed Anaheim Mayor Tait’s selections of odd couple candidates Lucille Kring and John Leos . I say odd couple because the only thing these two have in common is the support of Tom Tait, and a mutual desire to dislodge the grip of Curt Pringle from… Read more →
Mayor Tom Tait has endorsed Lucille Kring for his slate of candidates in the 2012 City Council race. Lucille brings her extensive experience into play, following two stints on the City Council, serving from 1998 to 2002, and again from 2006 to 2010. While many believed her to be retired from public service, during a recent interview she told me… Read more →
Before I begin, I’d like to give a special thank you to Chris Nguyen and Chris Emami at OCPolitical for live-blogging the meeting , and keeping a record that helped refresh my memory of the meeting. At Monday’s September meeting of the OCGOP Central Committee meeting, the central committee heard the cases referred to them by the endorsement committee, which… Read more →
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