They should all be kicked out of office. Nunez reminds me of the saying, “you can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear.” … By the way, he wears the wrong suits if he wants to be taken seriously as a bon vivant. The suit to buy is a BRIONI ..

I hate to say it, but it seems that politicians from Mexico absorb a lot of the bad tricks and corruption that go on there. As one of the participants on this blogs likes to call it, a “third-world mentality” — which means that they don’t look too far into the future and only care about personal gain when they have an opportunity to enrich themselves. In many ways, we Americans aren’t much better, but in the third world, the corruption seems to brew more at the surface, whereas here, our leaders hide it a little better.

You know, how hard would it have been for Fabian to admit that he made a mistake and will consider his donors and consituents before spending campaign money so freely? A simple apology would have gone a long way and would have stopped much of this examination of his spending. But no, he had to try to defend his spending and spin it that all of those bills were justified. His arrogance and unwillingness to admit that he did something wrong is what really bothers me.

In fact the Santa Ana City Council, which is all-Latino, had agendized a resolution of support for the Dream Act, and Pulido had Benavides pull it off the agenda, so Bustamante, a Republican, would not have to publicly vote no against it. What joke! And Pulido is an immigrant from Mexico!

Don’t get me started on Pulido’s millions…and his hobbies are speaking French and playing tennis. To top it all off, he is a vegetarian! We need to pull his Latino status and make him an honorary Minuteman.

BTW, Pulido did appoint a Minuteman to our Library Board…

It wasn’t “taxpayer expense.” The money came from his Friends of Fabian account, which is made up of private donations from people who want to buy time with the Assembly speaker. I would love to hear the justification for the “meeting” in the wine shop though.

My point is that he should be cautious with his donors’ money.