The primary race for the 69th Assembly District in California is shaping up to be an interesting one. It’s a largely Democratic district, so whoever wins the primary is very likely to win the general election. What makes this race interesting is that two young Latinos are in the race, Michele Martinez and Julio Perez, [...]

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For those of you who hoped that Arnold Schwarzenegger would permanently leave the political arena, early this morning you may have been granted your wish. The former Governator admitted that he fathered a child with a former household employee over a decade ago and continued to keep this under wraps as he privately supported that [...]

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In the race for the Los Angeles City District 14 council seat, the LAPD badge that challenger Rudy Martinez possessed has been brought up by the incumbent’s campaign and widely reported in the media. Well, the badge issue has surfaced again today with the sister of the slain officer David Kubly asking the Huizar campaign [...]

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The infamous Michael Trujillo e-mail did not rise to the level of the Los Angeles District Attorney filing charges. Additionally, this week there was a candidate forum where both Rudy Martinez and Jose Huizar pledged to focus on the issues instead of nasty personal attacks. I could not attend this forum, but I did find [...]

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Since we have been following the Los Angeles CD 14 race on the blog, I thought it would be worth cluing you into some of the latest developments. The Jose Huizar campaign has been making an issue out of a story that came out about Rudy Martinez possessing an LAPD badge of an officer who [...]

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Originally Posted on Friday, October 8, 2010 (Note: We have had some issues with the web hosting service, so the site has been down for some time over the weekend. We are working to restore content.) As Bender Bending Gonzalez reminded us a few weeks ago, when Senator Reid opted to bring up the DREAM [...]

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Political theater at its finest! It doesn’t matter what side of the political spectrum you are on, but if you live in California or even if you don’t, you will want to follow the upcoming governor’s race in the Golden State. California has long been a trend setter in the country and a barometer for [...]

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