This week, California Secretary of State Alex Padilla delivered a knockout to election integrity, imposing new mandates completely unrelated to whatever health emergency still exists. These new “emergency” regulations open the door for mail ballot fraud, by hindering signature verification. … Continue reading Voting Rules Changed-Destroys Election Transparency

“Biden’s Tax Plan Would Spur Economic Growth” is on the opposite page of “An Illinois Tax Crossroads” in the WSJ October 6, 2020 opinion section.  So is more taxation or less taxation better? Is giving more to the government or less … Continue reading Incentive for…

Click HERE to download video. “After Trump: The World After Trump” addresses the aggressive movement to transform America, seeking to strip away its freedoms, teachings and Judeo-Christian values. The film chronicles President Trump’s struggles against a worldwide push for a controlling one-world … Continue reading What will the world look like in 2024 after Trump?

The Marin Independent Journal today ran a story from the LA Times (April 23, 2019) with the headline “Residents cheer proposal for Obama Boulevard”. The name change is proposed for Rodeo Road.  A portion of the story reads, “The street, a … Continue reading Obama Boulevard (formerly Rodeo Road)

Rounding the corner of Malvern and Gilbert another unmarked trench—2 inches wide and 12 inches deep.  Beware, bicyclists, the City of Fullerton, Corbel Communications Industries, Inc. and Traffic Management, Inc. are out to get you.   For those of you not into … Continue reading Meg McWade Does It Again!

Important Dates in California September 24th: Voter Information Guides are mailed. October 5th: Vote-By-Mail ballots are sent to all registered voters.  October 19th: Deadline to register to vote from home. October 30th: Vote Centers open for Early Voting. Same-Day Voter Registration … Continue reading Voter Info Guides Mailed Today

Emerson Little, in his Fullerton Observer article “Is Fullerton Still a Tree City?” writes: Fullerton was the first city in Orange County to receive the “Tree City USA” designation, and among the first of 6 cities in California to receive such designation Statewide. … Continue reading Is Fullerton Still a Tree City?

A 2 inch wide by 12-inch deep trench extending 200 yards was left open along Malvern Avenue between Bastanchury and Gilbert over the weekend (September 20th).  The trench extended through the middle of a pedestrian crosswalk. In addition, one 12 inch … Continue reading Meg McWade Note!

Linda was sure that their next-door neighbor, Mrs. Gormley, was a witch.  All the kids on the block knew it.  She frightened them.    “She’s scary,” Linda said to her mom when asked to borrow some sugar from Mrs. Gormley.  Linda learns a lesson … Continue reading In Time for Halloween–Buy now for your preschool child or grandchild