Tom McClintock draws another opponent. Ummmm. Nope. Just stop now people.

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Apr 262017
 

So, I got communication from another “New kind of Republican”, that we NEED apparently.

No.

Castillano’s Manifesto?

We need to add the UK to NAFTA – how about we wipe our ass with NAFTA all together?

He has a Master’s Degree, McClintock has a BA. I have no college degree and I am just fine thank you.

He advocates for National Crime Standards and National Regulation of Health Insurance. #EPICFAIL

Then there is this – he is a former Bethypoo and McClintock intern. He has also “worked” for a litany of losing candidates… with a special nugget…

He worked as a “strategist” for Brian Caples who lost 2-1 to Kevin Kiley. Apparently, Mr. Castellano was so adept that he helped Kiley win by a larger margin than his former benefactor (Bethypoo) ever did. #EPICFAIL

Dear Stephen, stop now. Go away. Tom McClintock is far better on his worst day than you will ever be on your best day.

Stay Tuned. Right On Daily may have a new sock puppet to beat on.

CRA Update: Get Arrested for a Felony, Speak to CRA!

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Apr 242017
 

There is a new Riverside CRA Unit to replace the old CRA unit that died an insane asylum death. I know Riverside is not Orange County, but you Southerners all look the same to us rednecks up here in the north.

Apparently, inviting so-called conservatives with felony arrests to speak for endorsements is a time-honored CRA tradition. (see also Tim Donnelly)

I got a list of the board members of the new Riverside RA and some familiar names were on it, including a man who rides the bus to the library to check his email as he does not own a car or a computer.

The Riverside RA is actually hosting a meeting tomorrow (which in today’s CRA is optional) featuring a Moreno Valley City Council Candidate named Hector Diaz.

A check of Voter Records shows a 43 year old Hector Diaz Nava registered in Moreno Valley. There is a second Hector Diaz that is 52. A look at the photo of the man is clear he is not in his 50’s. As it is common for Latinos to have two last names (Mom and Dad) I went a little further than usual to verify that the Hector Diaz of 2014 AD61 #EPICFAILURE and the current contestant for a special election in Moreno Valley are one and the same.

They are. This leads us to today’s CRA #EPICFAIL. (Pictured, the CRA’s Pol-Pot Bellied Information Minister Thomas N Hudson)

Hector Diaz Nava was arrested on a nice felony. It looks like he beat someone up and got popped for it.

On 02/06/2016 – Diaz pled two felonies down to one Misdemeanor. He pled out to Disturbing the Peace, Instead of getting a felony for inflicting great bodily harm and assault with a deadly weapon.

Mr. Diaz received 60 days in the can, but was given 3 years of probation in lieu of incarceration.

Diaz also had to pay the victim of his rage restitution.

It is really not hard to find stuff out about people. It is called vetting, it is something the RightonDaily Blog recommends all groups do. The CRA, given their proclivity to be pious, self righteous and arrogant about their own perfection probably need to spend some of the $51k in their treasury and hire a pet monkey to do basic records checks on candidates before they get further embarrassment.

Hector Diaz (Nava) probably should not be running for Moreno Valley City Council. He holds himself out as a reputable businessman, I will grant that he is probably passionate about his business. He should probably take a break from beating people up and focus his passions on his business.

Perhaps, the Riverside RA could have their board member take the bus to the library and spend some of his ample free time using public records from Riverside County like your intrepid blogger?

P.S. for you skeptics (look at what happens when you google Diaz) – this is our guy, smack in the middle of Moreno Valley District 4. This is the only Hector Diaz anything in Moreno Valley Council District 4.

If the CRA does the usual and ignores the unsolicited advice from this blogger, its’ expected. But since I know they read this blog, I’d like to suggest at the very least they check his ankle for a bracelet.

Announcement: Statewide GOP grassroots organization endorses John Cox for Governor 2018

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Apr 242017
 

Source: John Cox for Governor 2018

For Immediate Release

April 23, 2017

Contact:          Tim Rosales

                        916.475.4900

Statewide grassroots organization-California Impact Republicans-endorse and unite behind Businessman John Cox for Governor 2018

San Diego, CA – Republican businessman and candidate for Governor John Cox received a key endorsement Saturday from the statewide Republican grassroots organization, California Impact Republicans.  TheCalifornia Impact Republicans (CIR) is a statewide organization that notes their mission is to recruit candidates, equip leaders, expand the Republican Party and give real support to electing Republicans to office. Cox is the first Republican candidate for statewide office to be endorsed by CIR for the 2018 election.

“Democrats are in control of the Governor’s office and hold supermajorities in both the Assembly and Senate, and California has the highest state income tax in the nation, the highest poverty rate, and not surprisingly ranks dead last in friendliness to business. Their answer is a new $52 billion tax increase,” noted John Briscoe, President of the California Impact Republicans.

“John Cox represents the change and new approach that is desperately needed. He is not only a solid Republican, but John is a small businessman who started from the ground up, creating jobs and working within budgets. His CPA approach will appeal not only to Republicans, but all voters fed up with what is happening in Sacramento.”

With this endorsement, the California Impact Republicans became the first statewide Republican organization to endorse John Cox for Governor, and joins a growing list of Republican grassroots leaders and local elected officials that are supporting his candidacy.

John Cox is a Republican businessman from San Diego who announced his campaign for Governor in February with a message of ending the corrupting influence of special interest money. Information about John Cox and his campaign can be found at JohnCoxforGovernor.com.

The California Impact Republicans (ImpactRepublicans.com) endorsements of candidates are based on a thorough evaluation of several factors including “commitment to expanding the Republican Party, the candidate’s past decisions and actions (if already in office) and commitment to expanding the Republican volunteer base.”

Reality 1, CRA 0. Sutter-Yuba RA Situation Out in Open

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Apr 132017
 

The CRA’s Pol-Pot Bellied Information Minister rallied the Bathroom Boys and others on the CRA’s Board to reject the surrender of the Sutter Yuba RA Charter.

Their main reason was the existence of 4 fabled people that wanted to keep the Sutter-Yuba Republican Assembly together to lead a resurgence of the CRA in that area. (I guess to a 15 member shell like the Placer RA or Sac RA?)

4 people? I have an idea of who two may be and they are not CRA members, at least not anytime in the last 5 years once the 2011 CRA Convention fiasco abated.

According to a letter sent to the CIR Board By Larry Virga the former president of the former Sutter-Yuba Republican Assembly, they called everyone on their roster and no one wanted to stay in CRA. Having recently been at a meeting of the newly formed Sutter-Yuba Constitutional Republicans, I can tell you that there are a ton of brand new members in to the new organization. This is a good thing as the taint of the CRA does not need to be spread in to other Republican Groups.

Of further note – Larry noted that he is still listed as a CRA Board Member, and that the CRA’s website lists Larry as the SYRA President. In fact, as of the publication of this blog, there are non California Residents and collapsed CRA Units still listed on the website. #EPICFAIL

P.S. Look at the email that is page 2 of the attached document. The CRA never cashed the SYRA’s renewal dues check in 2016.

By the CRA’s own by-laws, that unit does not exist now as it has no paid members. The Thomas N Hudson Era in CRA, with optional By-Laws supplanted by hair-splitting legal nuance is the order of the day.

Since the CRA has a permanent charter from the CAGOP, there is no accountability for fraud in the organization nor its’ repeated violation of its’ own By-Laws.

The CRA’s current leadership told everyone that the CRA would be better run without the Park Brothers Around. I suppose waiting 10 months to cash a check is one such improvement. Perhaps optional California residency is another.

Strange things happen when face-saving becomes the order of the day.

#MUHPOLLS Update California Edition: Antonio Villaraigosa Still 3rd, John Cox Still 2nd

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Apr 112017
 

Most major California Newspapers will not write about internal polls, but Politico will. The most recent installment of that is the Antonio Villaraigosa Poll designed to make him look like a better challenger to Gavin Newsome.

There was a poll two weeks ago that has Gavin anytowsome Newsome at 28, John Cox at 18 and Antonio Suave at 11. Read more about John Cox here.

Enter Politico:

By now, the early polling in the 2018 gubernatorial race is fairly consistent: Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is out in front, followed by a Republican (John Cox or, if he runs, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer), then every other Democrat in the race or mulling it. For former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, the goal is to persuade potential donors and party activists that he is a strong No. 3.

His campaign last week released an internal poll by The Feldman Group, Inc., that puts Villaraigosa’s support at 20 percent — behind both Newsom (26 percent) and Cox (22 percent). That’s a tighter margin than in public polls (IGS last week had Villaraigosa at 11 percent). But Villaraigosa is betting on a different turnout model in the primary. The campaign is counting on the possibility that Latino voters who have not turned out in previous gubernatorial primaries will turn out in 2018, motivated in part by President Donald Trump.

So, Villariagosa had to inflate latino turnout in order to get a better result for himself. Just how much? His own polling summary shows that they went fishing for latino voters an inflated them to 23% of the electorate in a non-Presidential year election by looking for people that may have voted once in the last 4 elections, or something like that.

The overall sample was not released, calling the whole summary in to question.

It has the usual pablum about how much people hate trump and how much Californians want more social justice (you know, like 52 Billion dollar tax increases, broken dams and the like).

What all polls lack mention of is the following: If John Cox is the only Republican in the running, he makes the Top Two. If another credible Republican files, they might as well endorse Antonio Villariagosa. Antonio Suave own pol lhas proven, the only way Antonio can get in the runoff is if he takes Gavin anytwosome Newsome down a couple notches and there is one Strong Republican on the ballot. Cox has dropped a million dollars in to his campaign on his way to still more.

It is also very interesting that none of the dems are polling the sanctuary state, the $52 Billion Dollar Tax Increase and any of the other extreme left wing issues on the floor of the State Legislature today. Actually, it is not.

If the populous in general gets the least bit informed of what the democrats did to them with their supermajority, Gavin Newsome will be returned to his Mansion in Marin County in pieces, as would Antoino Suave to his Mansion in Central LA.

Lastly, Antonio Suave says that the math dictates that you need to get to 33% in order to make the runoff. That in and of itself should have told him NOT to release this internal poll. 26 is a lot closer to 33 than 20 is, especially when there are all kinds of pigs running to the political buffet table. With Cox staked to 22% of the vote in a turnout environment over sampled with minorities, the chances of a D vs D runoff are not as good as pundits would expect.

If John Cox is the only funded, credible Republican that files, we have a great chance to break the top-two curse and actually be able to have a real contest of values in the fall of 2018. I hope this is not lost on the rest of the interested parties within the CAGOP.

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