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Culinary institute for Democrats
Are Barona’s free meals food for thought for state schools chief Tom Torlakson?
Democratic governor Jerry Brown, on an apparent easy course to reelection this year, last week bagged a $10,000 campaign contribution from San Diego’s Qualcomm, founded by billionaire Barack Obama–backer Irwin Jacobs. Not much more surprising is a $27,200 donation from onetime Gray Davis backer and Netflix founder Reed Hastings, whose House of Cards political drama portrays fictional House Democrat Kevin Spacey in a sinister light. ...
The Barona Resort, Casino, and Culinary Institute played host to a bevy of well-fed California politicos during the final three months of last year, according to a recently filed disclosure. Tom Torlakson, the state superintendent of public instruction, stopped by on October 24 for a meal reportedly valued at $25.78. His fellow Democrat, senate pro tem Darrell Steinberg, had $43.50 worth of food and drink on November 7. His assistant Jean-Paul Buchanan, who chowed down in the same amount, joined him. Then there was Mike Gipson, a Democratic Assembly candidate, currently on the Carson City Council, who makes $1622.48 a month, according to the city website. Gipson got a meal at Barona worth $31.57.
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Culinary institute for Democrats
Culinary institute for Democrats
Are Barona’s free meals food for thought for state schools chief Tom Torlakson?
Democratic governor Jerry Brown, on an apparent easy course to reelection this year, last week bagged a $10,000 campaign contribution from San Diego’s Qualcomm, founded by billionaire Barack Obama–backer Irwin Jacobs. Not much more surprising is a $27,200 donation from onetime Gray Davis backer and Netflix founder Reed Hastings, whose House of Cards political drama portrays fictional House Democrat Kevin Spacey in a sinister light. ...
The Barona Resort, Casino, and Culinary Institute played host to a bevy of well-fed California politicos during the final three months of last year, according to a recently filed disclosure. Tom Torlakson, the state superintendent of public instruction, stopped by on October 24 for a meal reportedly valued at $25.78. His fellow Democrat, senate pro tem Darrell Steinberg, had $43.50 worth of food and drink on November 7. His assistant Jean-Paul Buchanan, who chowed down in the same amount, joined him. Then there was Mike Gipson, a Democratic Assembly candidate, currently on the Carson City Council, who makes $1622.48 a month, according to the city website. Gipson got a meal at Barona worth $31.57.
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