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SBGrapevine: Will National Republicans Promote A Failure?

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Ron Nehring

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Members of the Republican National Committee have a lot on their plates in the early part of next year when the membership reconvenes for its biannual reorganization.

Chief among the RNC’s concerns—and what will likely remain at the forefront of media focus—is whether incumbent chair Michael Steele will remain in his perch. Steele’s numerous critics have lambasted the national party chief for overseeing party spending at a lesbian-themed bondage club in West Hollywood and a series of verbal gaffes that cast the RNC in a general negative light.

Already, Republican state party chairs from Connecticut and Michigan have expressed serious interest in challenging Michael Steele.

However, an important down-ballot race is brewing that is important for the future of the Republican National Committee.

California’s party chair, Ron Nehring, has signaled his desire to stand for RNC treasurer. For the good of that post and for the hope of good upcoming years for Republicans, Nehring’s ascension cannot happen.

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SBGrapevine: Proposition Voting Guide

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www.sbgrapevine.com

On November 2, 2010, California voters will not only be casting a ballot in important races such as such as for governor and United States senator, but also must decide on nine propositions ranging from the legalization of Marijuana to redistricting.  Ballot measures can be confusing, especially with the tactics used by special interests to influence voters.  Yes becomes no and no becomes yes.

SBGrapevine would like for you to consider the following when making your decision:

Proposition 19—Legalize and Tax Marijuana—No Position

Perhaps the most controversial proposition on the ballot, Proposition 19, would legalize and tax the sale of Marijuana, which will be in conflict with federal law.  Arguments against the proposition have bordered on silly with opponents claiming that school teachers and school bus driver’s could light up during their lunch breaks.

It is difficult for us to support legalization of a drug that is addictive  and can be harmful but it is also difficult for us to continue to support the hundreds of millions of dollars spent each year enforcing current laws and jailing those who do not abide by them for a drug that is little different than a similar legal drug—alcohol.  Therefore, we are taking no position on this proposition.

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SBGrapevine: Republican Assemblywoman Connie Conway attempts coup against Minority Leader Martin Garrick

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Assemblywoman Connie Conway

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In a unexpected move right in the middle of the budget debate this past Thursday, Assemblywoman Connie Conway attempted a coup against Assemblyman Martin Garrick.  Although coups occur every two years or so, this came as a surprise because it is only three weeks until the election where Republicans could pick up additional seats.

Assemblywoman Connie Conway (R-34) represents an area from Barstow to Visalia, Bishop, Lucerne Valley and a host of other communities in between.  Conway is a freshman Assembly member and serves as the Chairman of the Republican Caucus, the second highest Republican position in the Assembly.

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The Sentinel: Ramos Probing GOP Central Committee

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The San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office has widened its investigation into allegations of wrongdoing on the part of current and past public officials and is now seeking documentation from the county Republican Central Committee, the Sentinel has learned.

As part of a probe that all parties concerned had hoped might remain unnoticed by the public at large, investigators for district attorney Mike Ramos have been calling upon the San Bernardino County GOP to turn over some “books” for review.

Sources tell the Sentinel that Nan Rider, the former San Bernardino County Republican Central Committee member  who was previously  chosen to serve as the secretary to the central committee’s elite ruling executive committee but was later relieved of that duty by current central committee chairman Robert Rego, has been less than cooperative in making the requested documentation available.

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iePolitics: Sentinel article on SBGOP

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There is an interesting article on the San Bernardino County Republican Central Committee on the front page of today’s Sentinel.  It can be found in the menu bar above.

Two thing strike me about the article.  First, after the fiasco earlier this year where District Attorney Mike Ramos tried to strong arm an endorsement the SBGOP refused to give him, this is not surprising from a district attorney who specializes in political payback.

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iePolitics: Attention Apple Valley Town Council Candidates

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We all know what Barb says about most of you on her radio show.  Now that she is running for town council, I believe each of you have the right to an equal amount of time on KCAA.  We would love to see each of you with your own show.  Why don’t you contact KCAA and demand equal time?  Just a thought.

I believe the same is true with her television show.  What a boost that would to your campaigns to have your own show every week until the election.

SbGrapevine: Editorial: “Corruption on Steriods”

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County of Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley

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Today’s arrest of Robert Rizzo and seven others in the city of  Bell scandal made for a happy day for all citizens who are frustrated and sickened by the corruption that permeates every level of government.  The arrests also highlight what can be done when citizens join forces and let their voices be heard, combined with having elected an experienced prosecutor dedicated to the pursuit of justice.

The Bell scandal has more than one San Bernardino County connection.  As has been well publicized, Rizzo is the former city manager of two San Bernardino County cities, Hesperia and Rancho Cucamonga.  But the significance runs much deeper.

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Matt Munson: TN Governor Primary Update

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Tennessee’s colorful candidate Basil Marceaux unfortunately won 1% of the vote on last Thursday’s Republican Party Primary for Governor. For the public tired of the status quo in political candidates Basil helped to grab the attention of Americans all over the nation not just Tennessee where we have previously covered his campaign in previous posts at iepolitics.com.

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CRP: Democrats begin jockeying for 2014 Democratic gubernatorial nomination

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Rep. Loretta Sanchez forms 2014 Gubernatorial Committee

With growing doubts surrounding Jerry Brown’s highly competitive race for Governor, Congresswomen Loretta Sanchez announced yesterday she’s forming a Committee to raise money for a gubernatorial run in 2014.

With Jerry Brown running an uninspired campaign for Governor, jockeying for the 2014 nomination for Governor has already begun,” said Crystal Feldman, press secretary for the California Republican Party. “Nervous Democrats, uneasy over Brown’s likelihood of capturing the Governor’s office and extending his decades-long tenure on the California state payroll, are starting to hedge their bets. Even Brown’s supporters are showing uneasiness that he has no plan to create jobs, lacks any proven ability to manage budgets and protect taxpayers, and has no clear path to restore California’s economy. After 40 years in politics controlling Sacramento’s back rooms, it looks like Democrats are poised to issue Jerry his gold watch and move toward the next chapter.

CRP: Boxer Stays Mum on Rep. Waters Ethics Investigation

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The “Two Buddies,  Partners” Recently Appeared Together

SACRAMENTO — U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer has stayed mum on ethics charges brought against her longtime friend and ally Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters, despite recently touting their closeness.  The House Ethics Committee today announced that, having been under investigation since 2009, Waters is headed to a public trial on charges of ethics violations.

The two collegues appeared together a mere two weeks ago at an event in Inglewood, CA where Boxer detailed their close friendship: “When she came to the House, I went over to the Senate and we became buddies, partners. We call each other when there are tough issues. We help each other out.”

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Senor Blogger: You met Basil, you met Alvin . . . Now meet San Bernardino County’s Rodney Josephson

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Making his debut before the “beautiful people of Central Massachusetts,” here’s San Bernardino County’s Rodney Josephson:

Tennessee has Basil, South Carolina has Alvin . . . and Massachusetts has a former San Bernardino County resident named Rodney Josephson running for a seat in the Massachussetts. State Assembly. Republican Rodney Josephson, who is making his first bid for elective office, delivered a speech to a local Massachusetts Tea Party organization, struggled from the onset of his address.

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Sam Berdoo: Senor Blogger Way Off Base With Sam Berdoo

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Let us be very clear.  Sam Berdoo attacked no one, is not angry, and holds no grudge.  All Sam did was post the articles and comments of other people.  This is a common practice on ie.politics and one I hope will continue.  No where can it be pointed out, that Sam Berdoo wrote any thing disparaging about Derry or the others.  All Sam has done is remind the populous about the relationships that exist within the all pervasive culture of corruption.

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Sam Berdoo: Meet Joe Turner, Derry’s Invaluable Political Writer

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Derry’s Controversy Continues – Turner


Joseph Turner mingles with a crowd of flag-waving skinheads at an anti-day laborer center rally that took place in Laguna Beach in July 2005. (photo courtesy of laindymedia.org)

S. E. Williams Staff Writer

“I consider accusations of bigotry and racism to be complimentary. And while I don’t thirst for confrontation, I dont [sic] fear it.” “Our enemies are bloodied and beaten. We cannot relent. Our boot is on their throat and we must have the willingness to crush their “throat” so that we can put our enemy down for good.” -Samples of previous postings by Joseph Turner from his Save Our State website.

Over the previous two weeks, The Alpenhorn News has reported in detail on Neil Derry’s questionable choices related to some individuals selected to fill key positions on his staff. The series began with an exclusive report on the criminal ebackground history of his Administrative Analyst Wanda Nowicki. Next, the paper examined the polarizing and controversial history of his ex Chief of Staff, Jim Erwin, that culminated with his 2009 arrest at Derry’s office on felony charges related to the $102 million Colonies Scandal.

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Sam Berdoo: Jason Desjardins and the Court of Public Opinion, Part I

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Despite what to me defies common sense, and despite Jason’s own statements on the public record, he can not legally be prosecuted for any violation of the law that he may have committed in regards to the alleged theft of his illegally transported firearm.  Supposedly, that has a lot to do with “habeas corpus” and no proof that the gun existed. You will have to figure that out for yourself.   Let’s be correct, but not for Jason’s own behavior and his public proclamations, Desjardins would not be in this extremely embarrassing situation.

We need to ask ourselves, “In a time of rampant corruption in San Bernardino County, do we really need to have this kind of person in elected office”.  Elected Officials are subject to a higher standard of scrutiny than the general public. Like most politicians today, Jason is all for transparency, except when it pertains to him.  An Elected Official has a duty, responsibility, and an obligation to adequately explain and answer questions related to  the circumstances surrounding his personal conduct when such subjects are brought into the Court of Public Opinion.  The public has a right to know about the conduct, both  past and present, of their elected representatives.

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iePolitics: Hansberger/Ramos to challenge Derry?

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It seems the behind-the-scenes chatter is picking up regarding at least one challenger for San Bernardino Third District Supervisor incumbent Neil Derry.  James Ramos, tribal chairman of the San Manuel Band of Serrano Mission Indians, is said to be considering seriously a run for the seat that includes parts of San Bernardino, and the cities/communities of Redlands, Yucaipa,  Big Bear, Highland, Lake Arrowhead and Yucca Valley.

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iePolitics: The Significance Has Been Lost

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As I read various blog comments and accounts of Rancho Cucamonga City Councilman and former San Bernardino County Assessor employee Rex Gutierrez’ corruption trial and non-verdict, I realize the magnitude of what happened Wednesday is lost on most.  Let me explain.

The District Attorney pulled out all stops to keep this case from going to trial any sooner than necessary due to his re-election campaign and fear certain information might come out during the trial.   Gutierrez refused to waive time further.  The District Attorney used every procedural delay available and the trial did not commence until the last possible moment.  The District Attorney was hoping a smoking gun would materialize but it never did.  The District Attorney’s hand was forced. Continue reading →

iePolitics: David Lewis of the Lewis Group of Companies Found Dead

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David Lewis, Executive Vice President of the Lewis Group of Companies, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot on Thursday.  A suicide note was left.  Lewis, 36, leaves behind his wife and son.

The reasons for taking his own life have not been made public by the family.  However, Lewis was arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance last week when he was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol on Interstate 15.  He was booked into West Valley Detention Center and bailed out that evening.

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iePolitics: Can justice be found in San Bernadino County? – Part 4

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Four things belong to a judge: to hear courteously, to answer wisely, to consider soberly, and to decide impartially.

˜Socrates˜

In the first three parts we examined the District Attorney’s Office, the Conflict Panel, and the Public Defender’s Office.  It is now time to turn our attention to the Superior Court bench.

San Bernardino County has 72 judges currently assigned to it.  Almost every one of those judges who have been elected or appointed in the past eight years received the required blessing of the District Attorney’s office before being appointed or elected.  Other than the governor of the state of California, no one elected official has more influence over who sits as a judge on the bench in San Bernardino County than District Attorney Mike Ramos.  Some say that is how it should be—a good way to assure criminals are locked up for a long time. Continue reading →

Fred Karger: Californian’s Against Hate

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Editor’s Note:  This is a mailing list I ended up on I suspect due to the post I wrote about Chris Lancaster.  For the record, in addition to ET, Al Vogler, and Barb Stanton, Assembly District 59 candidates Chris Lancaster, Ken Hunter and Tim Donnelly all participated in one aspect or another of the very bigoted campaign against Anthony Riley and/or Corey Calaycay.  I’ve got the emails to prove it in case they try to deny it.  Anyway, I really don’t hate Mormons.  I have always had a lot of respect for them.  But I had a huge issue with both Chris Lancaster, who is a Mormon, and Tim Donnelly, who I don’t believe is Mormon, preaching God and then participating in such hateful work.


June 11, 2010                                                                                    619-592-2008

Statement by Fred Karger, founder of Californians Against Hate, re Guilty Finding by the California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) Against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) Case #08-735

SACRAMENTO, CA – Today the FPPC, in an unprecedented ruling against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, found the Salt Lake City based Church guilty on 13 counts of late campaign reporting.  The Mormon Church was fined $5538 in an agreement worked out ending the 19 month long investigation.  The Church was the primary backer of California’s Proposition 8, which ended gay marriage in California two years ago.   The Mormon Church initially admitted to spending only $2078 to pass Prop 8.  When I filed my sworn complaint on November 13, 2008, they instantly attacked me. Continue reading →

iePolitics: Really ET?

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So, you are trying to tell me that your bigoted, hate-filled tirades against public officials and candidates alike were all your own idea and Al Vogler and Barb Stanton have nothing to do with it?  The three of you were a part of stalking candidates, including their families and young children, and making outrageous claims.

So ET and Al, is it true you two are having a homosexual affair?  That is what we are hearing.  We hear that once you two were discovered together, you went on this rampage against anyone you thought might expose you.  Inquiring minds want to know.

Al, your daughter gets on here and claims that all elected official have to do is “come clean” about their sexual preference.  Well Al, I think it is time you come clean.  If members of the Board of Supervisors have to tell you what they do behind closed doors, then it is only fitting and proper that you tell us what you and Rita or you and ET do behind closed doors, don’t you think?

You don’t like it when the tables are turned on you, do you?  Give it some time, Al.  You, Barb and ET have gone too far this time around.  Your time is coming.  And we don’t stoop to the unethical and illegal behavior that the three of you do.  Truth will prevail, sooner than you think.

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Seattle Times: South Carolina’s Democratic nominee as mysterious as his victory

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Alvin Greene never gave a speech during his campaign to become South Carolina’s Democratic nominee for Senate. He didn’t start a website or hire consultants or plant lawn signs. There’s $114 in his campaign bank account, he says, and the only check he ever wrote from it was to cover his filing fee.

By Manuel Roig-Franzia

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Alvin Greene holds his own personal copy of his campaign flier in his South Carolina Senate race.

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Alvin Greene holds his own personal copy of his campaign flier in his South Carolina Senate race.

MANNING, S.C. — Alvin Greene never gave a speech during his campaign to become South Carolina’s Democratic nominee for Senate. He didn’t start a website or hire consultants or plant lawn signs. There’s $114 in his campaign bank account, he says, and the only check he ever wrote from it was to cover his filing fee.

During a three-hour interview, the unemployed military veteran could not name a single thing he’d done to campaign for political office. Yet more than 100,000 South Carolinians voted for Greene on Tuesday, handing him nearly 60 percent of the vote tally and a resounding victory over Vic Rawl, a well-known former judge who has served four terms in the state Legislature.

“I’m the Democratic Party nominee,” Greene said at his father’s rural home in central South Carolina. “The people of South Carolina have spoken. We have to be pro-South Carolina.” Continue reading →

iePolitics: Mudslinging Versus Telling The Truth

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Someone asked if revealing Don Kurth’s background isn’t mudslinging and therefore unethical.  This is how I would answer that question about any candidate.

Anyone who applies for a job goes through a background check.  The potential employer is allowed to review the results of that background check and determine based on those results if the applicant is suited to be hired.

In the case of an elected official, we the public, are the employers.  We have the right to know what is in all candidates’ backgrounds before we elect them to public office.  EVERYONE has skeletons in their closet and it is up to us to decide which skeletons we can live with in our elected representatives and which ones we cannot live with.

In the modern political world, well-financed candidates have checks (there is a term for it I’m still too sleepy to remember) run on themselves and their opponents to determine what can be used against them and to find ammunition against their opponents.  One of the biggest mistakes candidates make is to try to hide their deficiencies or lie about them when found out. Continue reading →

Polls reveal Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader of San Bernardino County ranks 3 in name recognition in all county races.

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An independent survey of over 2000 voters regarding name recognition of all candidates in San Bernardino County and State districts races was completed June 4, 2010.

Paul Schrader ranked number 3 as most recoginized candidate in the county. The other Sheriff’s candidates did not make it into the top 10.

Paul Schrader has the experience and leadership to be the next sheriff of San Bernardino County.

Elect Paul Schrader as Sheriff 2010. www.sheriffpaul.net.

iePolitics: Republican Women’s Newsletter

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For those who have not seen the newsletter, here it is:  June2010. The reason I asked about a good email data base program is because I had so many problems managing our list this month.  One of the problems has been rejected emails.  I am in the process of sending the newsletter manually to every address that rejected it as spam, etc.  So if you should have received a copy of it and didn’t, let me know at sharon@iePolitics.com. Continue reading →

Paul Schrader: Appointed Sheriff Rod Hoops endorses his good friend Paul Biane for Supervisor again.

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Hoops he did it again!  The legacy of the good old boy club continues.

Its time for a fresh start. Break the club. Its time. We deserve better.

Elect Paul Schrader as Sheriff of San Bernardino County 2010. www.sheriffpaul.net

iePolitics: Anchor Babies

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California Congressman Gary Miller (R-Diamond Bar) has introduced legislation to end birthright citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants.  Miller claims that the US government is put in a difficult position when it attempts to deport illegals who have under aged children who are citizens.

Opponents to the measure, such as Congressman Joe Baca (D-Rialto), claim the measure violates the 14th Amendment, which was one of three Reconstruction Amendments passed after the Civil War to outlaw slavery and grant equal rights to all males including slaves and their descendants.  Miller disagrees with this contention. Continue reading →

Meet candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader and candidate for Judge Ed Montgomery of San Bernardino County at West Coast Thunder.

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Who is ready to roll West Coast Thunder Style?  Come out this Monday 5/31/10, to Southern California’s largest event honoring our fallen heroes. Meet Candidate for Judge Ed Montgomery and Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader both of San Bernardino County at this event. We will have a booth at the end of the ride at  Soboba Casino 23333 Soboba Rd San Jacinto, CA 92583.

Veterans from all over the Inland Empire will be at this event. They estimate about 10,000 riders.

 

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InlandPolitics: CA Gov: GOP Primary – Did Brulte cost Whitman another $25 million?

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Brulte

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With Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner about to be handed his head by former eBay CEO Meg Whitman in the GOP primary for California Governor.

InlandPolitics has been wondering what excuses former State Senator-turned-political consultant Jim Brulte will come up with.

Brulte, a Fontana resident and consultant with the firm California Strategies, is a campaign strategist to Poizner. Continue reading →

iePolitics: More on Judge Lemkau and Baby Wyatt

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Someone has stirred the pot today besides for Paul Schrader.  It has forced me to stop long enough to post a little more information on this subject.

First of all, here is the press release from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department: Baby Wyatt.   As you can see, there is no mention whatsoever of a police pursuit. Here are a few additional details I have been made aware of.

First, Judge Lemkau was not the first judge to deny Katie Tagle’s request for a restraining order, but at least the third.  There is actually some startling evidence (in all three judges’ favor) that I’m trying to verify and get copies of to post. Continue reading →

iePolitics: It is time for Republicans to stop with the bigotry, duplicity and self-righteousness

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Homosexual . . . gay . . . faggot . . . dyke . . . lesbian . . . and a host of other kind and not-so-kind terms we commonly hear at Republican functions are part of the dirty little secret of the Republican Party.  I have recently attended a number of Republican events where mostly the ultra right-wing of the party have been in attendance.  I have listened to discussions of Harvey Milk Day, gay marriage, and other homosexual-related topics, discussions that are filled with hate and intolerance.

What strikes me most is the hatred I hear in people’s voices as they talk about an “abomination unto God” all the while discussing the importance of honoring God and living a righteous life.  I have to wonder if these people realize how hateful and bigoted they really sound. Continue reading →

Paul Schrader: Wrightwood veterans support Candidate Paul Schrader for Sheriff of San Bernardino County

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Paul Schrader met with several veterans in Wrightwood today.  The group said they are committed to help elect Paul as the next Sheriff of San Bernardino County. He also met with veterans at VFW’s in the area.  Paul also had a meet and greet at the Payne residence.  This was a great success.   Paul also said while in the local coffee shop he was recognized by supporters that were visiting the area.  Get on the ball and vote for Paul.

iePolitics: Need Some Help – Revised

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I should be very happy for cops right now because I’ve been so busy I haven’t had time for the blog the last two days. Thanks guys for keeping it going!

I’m really behind on the Voter’s Guide for several reason: equipment malfunction, body malfunction, and attitude malfunction! Actually, I’ve just been sick and busy and fed up with my computer and Blackberry.

Anyway, there are still quite a few candidates I have not been able to get a hold of and if any of you are them or know them or want to contact them on my behalf, it would be great. Here is the link to my working draft (haven’t updated the site in a while) so you can see what I’m doing: www.sbcovotersguide.com.  And, yes, I know some of it is not working, which is why I’m so frustrated with it.  The current version does not work at all with Firefox on a Mac.  Works fine using Safari on a Mac.  I’m making the necessary changes so that it will work on any computer.

For those so inclined, here is a list of candidates I need help contacting: Continue reading →

Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader discusses concerns from San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Staff.

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SHERIFF PAUL SCHRADER 2ND AMENDMENT SHERIFF

During the past three months I have had discussions  of importance with some San Bernardino County professional staff,  deputies, detectives, sergeants,  lieutenants and 1 captain.

One area of concern is the Mini 14 rifle.  Most sworn staff do not like the Mini 14′s.  I prefer the AR 15 over the Mini 14.

The following evaluation is based on law enforcement evaluations in the USA. The Ruger’s Mini-14 is not as reliable or accurate as AR-15 rifles, which was discovered in an  impartial evaluation of the two rifles in a head-to-head comparison. I think we need to give the deputies the opportunity to purchase and carry AR 15′s on patrol.  I will also authorize them to take them home for protection.

I will implement the AR 15 program after I am elected sheriff.

Another area of concern is the Hoops’ good ol boy establishment in the Department. I will immediately begin to work on transparency within the ranks of our Department to break down the good ol boy system. This will help regain trust with the executives and staff in the Department. The promotion system and discipline system will be improved to help remove the good ol boy system. It will also be fair and transparent.

The last area of concern I will address at this time is professional staff.  I will ensure the professional staff receive the training and respect they deserve as members of our Department.

Thanks SBSD!!!!

Can you say Sheriff Schrader 10 times?

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Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader’s new sign wavers.

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  Our campaign is on fire. We have people waving signs who are 7 years old to 68 years old. Every weekend they are on streets in the county waving our signs for a few hour. We had one group stand in Rancho Cucamonga for 6 hours.  We have them in the high desert and all over the basin. We have some that do this during the week. Are main goal is the weekends and the 3 days prior to the election. If you want to join us, email me at sheriffpaul.net and we will get you out there. Also ask about the free limo ride. Can you say Sheriff Schrader 10 times? www.sheriffpaul.net

 Two teenagers from our Chino Hills crew.

Candidates Ed Montgomery and Paul Schrader Host Public Information Session on Victim notification GPS**TONIGHT**5/20/10, 6:30 p.m.

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SHERIFF PAUL SCHRADER 2ND AMENDMENT SHERIFF

Candidates Ed Montgomery and Paul Schrader Host Public Information Session on Victim notification GPS


Judicial candidate Ed Montgomery and candidate for sheriff Paul Schrader host a public information session on Thursday, May 20th in Rancho Cucamonga about GPS with victim notification. The candidates encourage all interested members of the public to attend because this information will save lives.

Victim notification GPS allows a potential victim of violence to be instantly notified when a person they have a restraining order against enters within the forbidden perimeter established by that order. When a potential threat enters the area a victim can use that warning to take evasive action and protect themselves. This technology prevents any chance meetings in public places in addition to locations outlined in a court order. Judges and law enforcement have the ability to independently verify the compliance to the restraining orders established in their court.

Ed states “This technology can and will save lives, and I want to do everything I can to bring it to the family court system in San Bernardino County”  He adds that “I look forward to using another tool on the bench to protect the children of our community.”

Paul Schrader in addition to saving lives focuses on how as sheriff this system can greatly reduce the public costs associated with needless murder and reduce calls for service related to officers having to come out to enforce protective orders. “When a potential violator knows they will get caught, many of them stay home and find something else to do.”  Paul speaks from his experience as a homicide detective that “Sadly I have personally worked on too many murder cases where the victim would still be alive if they had victim notification GPS.” Continue reading →

iePolitics: Newsletter and Voter’s Pamphlet

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The new site is up, but very rudimentary. It will take me a few days to get it going. The site will be Republican items only. All Republicans are welcome to participate. It can be found at www.sbcopolitics.com.

Basically, the site will consist of several things when completed.  It will be home to the newsletter.  It will contain a Voter’s Guide for all races, partisan and non-partisan that have Republican candidates.  It will also list links to other Republican sites and to the campaign/Twitter/Facebook sites for all Republicans running for office in our county. Continue reading →

Paul Schrader: Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader/San Bernardino County Is The Only Pro Second Amendment Candidate In The Race

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SHERIFF PAUL SCHRADER 2ND AMENDMENT SHERIFF

CAN YOU SAY SHERIFF SCHRADER 10 TIMES?

PLEASE VOTE FOR PAUL SCHRADER SHERIFF OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY.

CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF PAUL SCHRADER/SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY IS THE ONLY PRO SECOND AMENDMENT CANDIDATE IN THE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF’S RACE.

“A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.”– (2ND Amendment)

“The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.” — (Thomas Jefferson) Continue reading →

Paul Schrader: Candidate for Governor Chelene Nightingale, State of California, endorses Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader, San Bernardino County

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Paul Schrader announces an endorsement for his candidacy for Sheriff,  from a great American Chelene Nightingale.Candidate for Governor Chelene Nightingale said, “I endorse Paul Schrader for Sheriff of San Bernardino County.”   She further stated, “Paul is a  strong second and tenth amendment candidate and is on the same side regarding no amnesty.  Paul resides in a dangerous district and they need a tough Sheriff who is a Christian and loves America!”

Remember Get on the ball and vote for Paul.

www.SheriffPaul.net

iePolitics: Lewis Homes Supports Bigotry?

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I am very disgusted right now with Lewis Homes and one of the candidates they heavily support.  That candidate is Acquanetta Warren.  Dirty campaigning is expected in any race.  But some things cross the line.  Acquanetta, of all people, should have a deep understanding of the concept of bigotry and know how it feels to be discriminated for something over which one has no control.  And sometimes that bigotry is based on false accusations. Continue reading →

iePolitics: A Bad Week for Mr. Brown

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Boy, was this a dreadful week for Mr. Brown.

He began the week in a position of power, and had all the perks that accompanied such a lofty post. He was at the top of his game.

By mid-week however, Brown was turned away from his office against his will, and he was forced to turn to legal experts and political allies in a desperate attempt to hang to his job. There appears to be furious political maneuvering to resolve a sudden dispute.

Indeed, Brown may be out. Continue reading →

Candidate for Sheriff Paul Schrader says, “Let’s Roll on Community Debates for Sheriff’s candidates in San Bernardino County!”

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From the Headquarters of Paul Schrader, Candidate for Sheriff-Coroner, San Bernardino County.

Date May 5th, 2010

Let’s Roll on Community Debates for Sheriff’s candidates in San Bernardino County!”

Voters hoping for a San Bernardino County Sheriff’s candidate debates before deciding who to support in next month’s election are out of luck so far. Candidate Paul Schrader Sheriff/Coroner had worked with local radio talk show host Barb Stanton to schedule a forum in May at Victor Valley College with candidates Rod Hoops and Mark Averback. All three candidates had agreed back in April to appear in this forum. Barb Stanton was informed on Tuesday, May 4, 2010, by David Ellis, Hoops’ campaign manager, that Hoops would not participate in the forum. Ms. Stanton asked why and Mr. Ellis said neither of the other candidates have enough money for us to be concerned with it.

I believe the voters need the opportunity to see the differences in the candidates. I believe in voter choice and I think the statement regarding who has enough money, shows a disconnect by the current administration with the voters in the county.

If you have any questions, please contact Paul at the listed number. Paul Schrader 909-732-6964 www.sheriffpaul.net

iePolitics: My First Tea Party

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I attended my first tea party tonight.  It was actually last night as it is now 12:27 a.m.  Tim Donnelly, candidate for 59th Assembly District, was present and I had a few minutes to chat with him.  I promised him a positive article and there will be one . . . tomorrow, actually later today.  Right now I’m too tired and still have a long drive home.

I can see why people are hooked on the tea parties.  I do have a question for the candidates.  Why aren’t more of you attending the tea parties?  It’s a chance to meet people who absolutely vote and are passionate about it.  I didn’t notice any of the stereotypes that mainstream media lead us to believe about the tea parties.  It was just a lot of people who care about their government and want to see positive change.

Goodnight to all!  More about this and Matt and Barb and whatever else comes our way tomorrow.  Hopefully, some good enchiladas and salsa too!

iePolitics: Paul Bosacki Recall?

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I am flat out pissed off enough today to suggest this.  The county has made sure I have plenty of time on my hands and I really need a good project to work on.

Paul Bosacki, ET Snell, Al Vogler, and Barb have to be among the worst bigots and racists I have witnessed in my lifetime.  I can only imagine what people outside of the Victor Valley think of us if they view some of what is being done up here by these four.  And the sad part is people from all over the world drive by on the interstate and can view their handiwork.  They must think the Victor Valley consists of nothing but rednecks.

Anyway, I’m serious about the recall.  Everyone is in a “throw the bums out” sort of mood.  Bosacki and his bigoted ideas need to go.