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  Michael McCue commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  Thank you, Richard! I agree that the Republican and Democratic leaders are "owned" outright by the Big Money/Wall Street/…

  7:19 pm
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  Michael McCue left 3 comments on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics
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  Patrick Lee commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  David Caploe: Sorry you had a bad experience. If you have a copy of the original comment and would like to repost it, I'll …

  5:35 pm
• David Caploe commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  Excuse me, I wrote a long comment / was told to "register" / did so - despite the intrusive requests for information etc - and…

  1:41 pm
• lfnstark@gmail.com commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  your biggest battle should be to let all your readers no the corruption on the la city council,furthermore you should also be …

  10:31 am
• Richard Falzone commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  Good article Michael. I'm all about the Green Party. If you are not for the Green Party who owns your candidate? It's great …

  9:49 am
• Harlan Moyer left 2 comments on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics
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  Michael McCue commented on:

  Becoming an Engaged Citizen: Getting Ready for the New Year in Politics

  Actually, Cathy...I have a table...very close to the free dog-sitting service just off the alleyway behind the Chase bank. (…

  10:28 pm
• James Mitchell commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  II have written all my city council members to express my concern and received a pleasant and thoughtful response from David …

  8:42 pm
• Alex commented on:

  Parks Announces Congressional Candidacy

  Another career politicians using tax payer dollars to run for a higher office. Keep your eye on David Cruz Thayne though (the …

  5:27 pm
• L commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  Previously, the City Council tried to change/remove this ordinance in 2008 so they could APPOINT someone to take the council …

  4:35 pm
• Chris Evans commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  I think a bigger question is, "Why should the residents lose our right to elect our representatives just because the council …

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  Rebecca Whitnall commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  L, You're right about the 60 days, etc. I was more curious about what people thought in general in terms of whether there were…

• crystalfair commented on:

  Opinion: New Year Starts Poorly for Unemployed

  Unemployment numbers are comprised of those that are in the job market for the past 30 days. It does not include those that …

• L commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  R, If you look at the actual ordinance, the City council has up to 60 days to call an election, which has to be at least 114 …

  Jan 8
• Francis commented on:

  Gallegly Announces Retirement

  My only hope is Rep. Elton Gallegly is replaced, by a TEA PARTY Republican. Somebody who will save us from the special …

  Jan 7
• James Mitchell commented on:

  Council Finds Compromise in Vacancy Ordinance

  To address the bigger question behind that question, do we want to do what's most convenient or what preserves our rights as …

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