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Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
Now I certainly got a laugh out of your response. For someone who dishes out personal attack sometimes, often characterizing people as a substitute for argument, you certainly seem unable to take even the hint of it. Since you're retired, why don't you get a clipboard and get some signatures and tell us about it. Leave the gun at home,— August 21, 2013 1:28 a.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
I suspect there is no counterattack because they hope to settle the case. Might as well wait for the recall to be certified before challenging the many end runs around the code Goldsmith has authorized. Everyone knows the law will be challenged, why not make the Tea Party dump a cool million on a gamble. Seems like the recall has fizzled already.— August 21, 2013 12:57 a.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
Filner will settle with McCormack, his apology and therapy have prepared for that end game. I'm certain he's very sorry for whatever happened. Who knows? Irene McCormack might accept his apology. A woman, no matter how liberated, demands and receives the right to change her mind.— August 20, 2013 10:37 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
News alert...Bob Filner has a strange demeanor, more later..............Bob Filner is seen smiling and relaxed, with a new sun tan. This really was how 10news teased a few Filner pictures. I'm thinking he's smiling and relaxed, because he's talking to a judge. Legally, they got nothing.— August 20, 2013 8:40 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
I'm not upset by drag queens, except when they lay on unwanted kisses, which hasn't happened in a while. Even then, the Idea the idea of calling the Sheriff 's sexual predator line to get them fired never crossed my mind. I suspect the Sheriff would have laughed at me if I did. I think Sassy is a funny comedian. I doubt the Tea Party shares my sense of humor. Glad this blog agrees on something, Sassy *is* funny.— August 20, 2013 7:39 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
Now now Shirley, try not to sexually harass Honkytonk Batterson, who is not just a journalist but a Country Music star as well, thats what the ASCAP sticker is about. Your offer of annalingus is just as serious as what Filner is accused of, and Gloria Allred might be interested in the case. I hear she uses Sassy to serve the papers. BTW I haven't seen a single petitioner in the three days, I've been solicited for money by various organizations and freelancers. I suppose even the homeless have too much pride to work for the Tea Party.— August 20, 2013 6:44 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
BTW St' Stephens Gospel Choir, incredible, almost got dunked.— August 20, 2013 5:29 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
I heard Pallamary claim that he got 100 in in an hour. May I suggest that the same story might be reported as: "Recall effort runs out of funds, demands 66% pay cut from volunteers.". "Willing" is one of those words that means something different when management or labor say it. I'm trying to imagine. "Sir, I'm making too much money, please take two thirds of it and give it back to the millionaires sponsoring this.". The only figure I've read is 800 signatures on Sunday. So 1200 dollars for that is too much for the organizers? To be on schedule they need at least 5000 signatures by now. If $7500.00 is busting their bankroll, the recall is a bigger clown show bluff than the Gloria Allred show.— August 20, 2013 5:23 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
The recall needs to get a couple hundred on the street every day. And from the shots of the people that showed for their rally, they lack the diversity to get into every community. Hateful people, the recall's most likely signers, tend to lock themselves in their homes with their guns on their lap. When they do go in public, petitioners might be frightened by their scowls and snarls, as well as the pit bull. The poll numbers mean little in the signature drive, what matters is signatures, and since they're not boasting, I suspect they're having a tough time.— August 20, 2013 2:08 p.m.
City Attorney continues to chip away at San Diego's recall law
This opinion could be challenged should the recall get certified. They should stop opining and get down to the streets with clipboards, if they want a recall.— August 20, 2013 12:02 p.m.