Search SCVTalk.com
Official SCVTalk.com Time
You can set your watch to it. Courtesy of TimeandDate.com SCVTalkers ForumRegistration
LA Blogs We read
SCV Blogs We Read
Categories
- Advocacy
- Business
- Catholic Guilt
- City Hall
- College of the Canyons
- Complaint Dept.
- Crime
- Daily Brief
- Development
- Economy
- Education
- Elections
- Environment
- History
- Humor
- Media
- Misc.
- News
- Opinion
- Politics
- PSA
- Real Estate
- Recreation
- SCV Good Eats
- SCV Religion
- SCV.Tech
- Shameless Newhall Boosterism
- Sports
- Traffic
- Transportation
- Weather
- Website Matters
- Where in the SCV
- Wordless Wednesdays
- WOWS
Who's Online
100 visitors online now73 guests, 26 bots, 1 membersPowered by Visitor Maps
Category Archives: Politics
Wilk: Buck plans to hide Patricia, bank on McKeon name recognition
Let the smack talk/truth telling begin in the race for 38th Assembly District. National Journal reports on the bad blood between McKeon & Wilk. Starting with this: “The congressman has told people in the district that he plans to lock … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
15 Comments
Jon Hatami, Plagiarist?
Something doesn’t smell right about Jon Hatami’s column published yesterday in the West Ranch Beacon, “Council candidate Jon Hatami comments on Redevelopment 2012 Agencies Ruling”. I can’t quite explain it, but by the 4th paragraph, I knew something wasn’t adding … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Misc., Politics
96 Comments
Life in the SCV in Ron Paul’s America
Nicholas Wapshott, British journalist and author of an excellent new book on John Maynard Keynes and Friederich Hayek, ponders what life would be like in America if Ron Paul was elected president and his libertarian ideals became the law (or … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
30 Comments
Following the money, even when there is no money to follow
In 2010, we went through some efforts to track individual contributions to the city council candidates. It’s tedious work, but it gave us some really great insights. The late contributions never got the treatment, because by the time we could … Continue reading
Why I’m not hot on Hatami
In light of Tim’s post yesterday and his column this morning, I’ve given some more thought to Jon Hatami’s nascent candidacy for City Council. I think the reason why some of us find his candidacy so interesting is that he … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Opinion, Politics
19 Comments
Clauses 11-20 of Hatami’s “Contract” With Santa Clarita**
Using some shoe leather journalism, we’re in contact with sources inside of “Team Hatami”, and they have leaked the next 10 points of Jon Hatami’s platform for his City Council race. You heard it here first! 11. If I win … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Misc., Politics
20 Comments
Jon Hatami’s “Contract with Santa Clarita”
So I did speak to Jon Hatami at some length on Friday night while his nascent internet campaign launched and received coverage here on SCVTalk, which I then firmly believe drove some coverage from the SIGNAL. The bulk of that … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
25 Comments
Patricia McKeon goes to DC for the Big Money
Did the redistricting process somehow extend California’s 38th District to Washington DC? Because that’s where Republican Assembly candidate Patricia McKeon will be tonight in an effort to shake loose some campaign change from her husband’s deep-pocketed friends: You’re Invited to … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
11 Comments
Hate to do this
But someone has got to say it… We learned something at last week’s Council meeting. It takes just a few cranks during Public Comments to derail/delay a City plan to sign onto a largely ceremonial set of environmental principles, yet … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Politics
8 Comments
Wilk lands multiple endorsements
A virtual who’s who of SCV politics, a Tour de Force of local and even national illiterati come out in favor of Scott Wilk rather than Patricia McKeon, wife of the GodFather* of SCV politics, Buck McKeon: An impressive list … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
29 Comments