Counting mail-in ballots is an overwhelming process prone to conjecture, personal bias, fatigue and pressure. County employees verifying that each ballot submitted is eligible is overwhelming when under pressure to have the count done by the December 5 cutoff date–a … Continue reading Mail-in Ballot Potential for Fraud

Regarding editorial Rethinking ‘ballot harvesting’ Los Angeles Times, November 7, 2018 As an observer of the November elections at precincts and the vote-counting process, I believe mail-in ballots provide opportunity for misuse.  I am an Election Integrity Project California (EIPCa) inspector.   I have witness … Continue reading Letter to the Editor

Coronavirus statistics on Worldometer are similar to those compiled by John Hopkins University.  As we approach the 100,000 death mark in the United States and 350,000 deaths in the world due to coronavirus, we need to look at world population and health statistics for … Continue reading Coronavirus Statistics

Heard on a radio news report that a recent increase in Orange County coronavirus deaths the result of the beaches opening a couple weeks ago.  According to the OC Health Department, almost all the deaths occurred in nursing homes.   Oops! We … Continue reading Freedom Rally at LA City Hall Sunday

With 20 or 30 percent of our residents out of a job, Fullerton is raising the cost of “essential” water. The increase is programmed—approved by your city fathers – increases for the next 5 years – ostensibly to improve our … Continue reading Fullerton Gouging Residents

Shopping at Costco and Walmart today we were amongst dozens upon dozens of people.  Both stores operating with protective measures but open for business—all kinds of business.  Even the photo department and snack bar are open at Costco. If there, why not … Continue reading Absurdities upon Absurdities

The New York Times has a good review of coronavirus statistics and analysis.  Apparently it is updated on a regular basis.  Worth your time to view this information: One-third of deaths prescribed to coronavirus occur in senior facilities. 5 states appear to have … Continue reading The Big CV

Our great-grandson lives with us, at least until school starts in August.  Fortunately, his mother was called back to work and, lacking school in session or a full-time nanny, we accepted her plea to take him in.  I have been promoting … Continue reading Zooms

Some people want to go back to work, others don’t. Those wanting to go back to work—let them. Those who wish to continue sheltering in place—let them. Going back to work, going back to a normal life will no longer … Continue reading Back to Work

You may disagree with my constant pleas to return people to work but this coronavirus shut-down affects my family—in some cases severely.  We have several family members who have lost their jobs.  These are people who need their jobs to earn the … Continue reading Get Back To Work-Now!