California: Acorn

I'm on KOGO 600 AM tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. guest hosting the "Top Story" show. Please check it out. Rep. Darrell Issa, whose report earler this year on ACORN foreshadowed the crazy scandal we are now seeing, will...

Those who have violated our laws are upset--they do not like the accommodations government gives them while they use all technicalities to keep themselves in this country.

I have an idea.  You can go back to you nature land, live outside prison walls and continue your legal fight against deportations.  You made the choice to violate the law, you must live with the consequences.  It is not up to the poor of America to provide you with Perrier and cable TV.

As for attorneys, the ACLU, the Democrat Party, ACORN, Barack supporters should be paying for them--you violated our laws, this is your minor punishment--there are many private groups capable of providing you with legal assistance.

In 1964, after the Goldwater defeat, there was talk of a Third Party.  In 1974, after the Nixon fiasco, there was talk of a Third Party.

Talking about Third Parties, from a GOP perspective, has always been with  us.

The Democrats do not talk about it--but the socialist wing of the Democrat Party just does it.  The Socialists in the Democrat Party created the MoveOn.org effort, financed ACORN, gave Obama jobs for many years, now the socialists agenda is White House policy.

Socialists did not talk about Third Parties, they just create the finances, policies and candidates to promote their agenda within the Democrat Party.

According to Darrell Steinberg there'll be a budget vote next week.  Thanks for leaving the cone of silence to let us know, pal!  In the meantime:

• The judge who allowed furloughs for state workers to go through is saying that the order does not necessarily apply to employees of Constitutional officers.  Jon Ortiz discusses the ramifications at The State Worker.  The first furlough day, by the way, is set for tomorrow.

• The editorial board revolt in the Central Valley, hard-hit by the economic crisis, continues.  The Merced Sun-Star is unusually blunt: "Why should Democrats negotiate if Republicans refuse to budge?"  And the Stockton Record is actually