Angela Valles, city of Victorville councilwoman and candidate for California’s new 8th Congressional District, is the subject of a Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint. The complaint revolves around a Valles commercial that is currently running in the local radio market. Irmalinda Tapia of Hesperia filed the notarized complaint on May 11, 2012. CA08Updates broke the story with this tweet on May 14, “BREAKING NEWS: Latina GOP activist files FEC complaint against GOP cand. Angela Valles in #cd08 #ca08 Potential #lawbreaker?” Once again, Twitter’s local political superstar is days ahead of mainstream media, which has yet to report the news. To read the rest of the story, click here.
by AdministratorMany of the 13 candidates in California’s 8th Congressional District are spending some big dough on fancy mailers, radio and television spots, signs in every conceivable location and the ever-annoying robo calls during dinner. Political consultants say that is the way to win an election . . . spend, spend, spend. Well these highly paid consultants may very well be right. It is a tried-and-true formula that has been used for decades with great success. But there are a few of us who think those political mailers are perfect cat box liners and nothing more; political signs make an area look trashy; switch channels when political ads pop up; and hang up on robo calls. Politics in cyberspace, however, is new and not nearly as boring. To read the rest of the story, click here.
by AdministratorCalifornia’s newly created 8th Congressional District is one of the largest geographically in the United States. It covers more than 20,000 square miles and includes parts of three counties. There are 13 candidates in the race, 10 Republicans, 2 Democrats, and 1 “no party’ candidate. Two of the candidates are women, one Democrat and one Republican. Angela Valles is the Republican woman running for the seat. Here is what she wanted Examiner.com readers to know about her candidacy. To read the rest of the story, click here.
by AdministratorScientific telephone survey? Really? And since when did a push poll qualify as “scientific”? Okay, I suppose if you twist the words enough, you might believe that yourself. It looks like the lying, cheating, sneaky, devious ways of your significant other are rubbing off on you. Shame on you!
by AdministratorLast Friday the San Bernardino Riverside Central Labor Council held a day of appointment interviewing potential candidates for endorsement. Among those in attendance were none other than our own lovebirds, Victorville City Councilwoman Angela Valles and Apple Valley Town Councilman Rick Roelle. They are both Republicans seeking higher office.
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