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"I'm going to give you back your Democratic Party, I'm going to give you back the White House and I'm going to give you back your country."
"Information includes data about email (recipient and sender address, subject, time sent), internet searches (sites visited and searches conducted), phone calls (incoming and outgoing numbers, length of call, location), financial information (wire transfers, credit-card use, information about bank accounts), and information from the DHS about airline passengers."
more:"The Bush administration last month requested $515.4 billion for the Pentagon in the next U.S. fiscal year. That figure does not include extra spending for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan or nuclear weapons programs run by the Department of Energy."
2006 Sheriff Election Background :
" . . . Craver made a strong political pitch for Tom Allman over Kevin Broin in the November sheriff's race.
"After kidding Allman about being a "former narc," [MMMAB's honorary chairman, then-Sheriff Tony] Craver said, "Go with [Allman] and you won't be sorry. Kevin Broin isn't the guy for the job. You can thank Kevin for the fact that you have to go to court to get your [marijuana] back, which we didn't have the right to take in the first place. Tom Allman won't do that."
The deadline for filing nomination papers in the June primary election is tomorrow, Friday at 5 pm.
North Coast nazification, or what? . . . one mystery connected with the stories below is that the PressDemocrat and north coast MediaNews outlets don't seem to be covering it. (And what's the connection, if any -- Blue Lake is in Humboldt County -- with the semi-secret Sheriffs' pow-wows 'twixt Lake and Mendocino counties?)
The Attorney General ought to shake up the whole north coast.
If he does, maybe Mendocino County residents will come to understand . . . why Memo Parker -- who's kind of coffee-colored -- seems to be just about the only person in the Ukiah area (including some highly-paid public employees and adult children of political officials) who's not permitted to grow pot . . . the Mendocino County retirement system . . . that Boonville business . . . that "Covelo" business . . . the Fort Bragg taser case . . .
the privatization of previously-public radio . . . why Jonestown architect Tim Stoen's still working out of the courthouse . . .
"Gundersen's best hope is Gallegos. From all appearances, the Sheriff's Office, recognizing their own conflicts, brought the DA's Office in early because they did not want this investigation tainted -- then were blindsided by the fact that Gallegos' wife was/is involved."