Yesterday I went to a taping of Leslie Dutton's Full Disclosure Network program with former California state Senator Dick Mounyjoy. Senator Mountjoy was instrumental in passing Proposition 187 in 1994, which prohibited the state from providing any services to illegal immigrants. Unfortunately, when Gray Davis became governor he refused to fight for 187 in the federal court system, despite the overwhelming support the proposition enjoyed among California voters. Senator Mountjoy is preparing another initiative, tailored to avoid federal entanglement, and during the program he explained why it's needed and how it will work.
Leslie Dutton and Senator Mountjoy preparing for the show.
My view of the control room.
Afterwards we all went to lunch and had a great discussion about California politics and the dynamics of the nation now that President Bush has won reelection.
The more I get involved in politics peripherally the more interested I am in actually running for something. If I ever do, I'm going to beg Jay Cost to manage my campaign.
Michael if you run for anything, I'll vote for you (if I can).
Michael, If you ever want to run for office you should be certain to watch the Full Disclosure programs "Voter Fraud & Fake Party Endorsements" & "Phoney Sample Ballots & Paid Endorsements confuse voters" which are streaming from our website for the next thirty days. the programs deal with the ongoing deceit of "for profit" campaign mailers which are designed to fool the voters into thinking Democrat candidates are Republicans and Republican Candidates are Demos. All it takes is for them to buy a spot on the mailers. There are lots of little tricks the public does not know about and A Statewide initiative #208 in 1996 was approved, which required disclosure. However, the initiative dealt with many other aspects of campaigns and it was eventually thrown out by the courts. So don't miss watching those programs. Leslie