Who the heck do these jackasses think they are kicking the voters in the nuts FOR THE SECOND TIME coming back for a billion dollar 46 year third mortgage after the last go around with the X rated Measure X spending a couple hundred million dollars on sports fields, break dancing and basket weaving classes while TO THIS VERY DAY we have a measly 75 seats for a nursing program with a wait list ten miles long that ostensibly serves almost 2 million residents?
The taxpayer
Guess we need to expand the H1B visas to cover nurses. Yeah let’s open the borders even wider. In the meantime, these educrat lackeys want a half billion to knock down a bunch of perfectly good earthquake proof concrete buildings because they can’t get the WiFi signal everywhere at once to sterilize the college students. So what do they do? They cook up a billion dollar smokey back room bond scam deal with all the trimmings.
Pull up a chair with these lackeys and pass the peanuts gang. The tab and the joke’s on the taxpayer or so they thought. This guy used taxpayer funds to stick it up the taxpayers backsides with his so called conveniently one sided “informational” mailers.
This is what $250,000 a year gets the taxpayers-NOCCD Chancellor Ned Doffney without his gold watch-Like this guy needs another free meal from the bond broker.
TAXPAYER FUNDS TO CAMPAIGN FOR THE BOND? NO PROBLEM. AN ADMINISTRATOR RUNNING THE YES ON J CAMPAIGN? NO PROBLEM.
BOARD MEMBERS THAT IGNORE THE FACT THAT THE LAST BOND SCAM DIDN’T PAY FOR WHAT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO, BOARD MEMBERS WHO WINE AND DINE WITH THE BOND BROKER, FAIL TO REPORT GIFTS FROM THE BOND BROKER AND FAIL TO RECUSE THEMSELVES FROM THE VOTE THAT ILLEGALLY PUT THE BILLION DOLLAR BOND SCAM ON THE BALLOT. NO PROBLEM. WE GOT IT COVERED.
Don’t worry, it will be over in 46 years
Below is the stipulation and order by the FPPC for the seven NOCCCD officials due to gift reporting violations:
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Adrianne Korchmaros, Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier, and Law Clerk Kyle Levy. In this matter, Respondent, Rajen Vurdien, as the President of the North Orange County Community College District, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: one meal valued at $153.86 on his 2010 Statement of Economic Interests; and one meal valued at $180.00 on his 2011 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (2 counts). Total Proposed Penalty: $400.
Vurdien – Stip
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Adrianne Korchmaros, Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier, and Law Clerk Kyle Levy. In this matter, Respondent, Donna Miller, as Trustee for the North Orange County Community College District, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: one meal valued at $153.86 on her 2010 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (1 count). Total Proposed Penalty: $200.
Miller – Stip
Staff: Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier and Law Clerk Liz Smutz. In this matter, Respondent, Michael Kasler, as the President of the North Orange County Community College District, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: one meal valued at $180.00 on his 2011 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (1 count). Total Proposed Penalty: $200.
Kasler – Stip
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Jeanette Turvill and Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier. In this matter, Respondent, Molly McClanahan, as a Member of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: one meal valued at $180.00 on her 2011 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (1 count). Total Proposed Penalty: $200.
McClanahan – Stip
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Jeanette Turvill and Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier. In this matter, Respondent, Manny Ontiveros, as a Member of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: golf and two meals totaling $318.55 on his 2011 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (1 count). Total Proposed Penalty: $200.
Ontiveros – Stip
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Adrianne Korchmaros, Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier, and Law Clerk Kyle Levy. In this matter, Respondent, Leonard Lahtinen, as a Member of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: one meal valued at $153.86 on his 2010 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (1 count). Total Proposed Penalty: $200.
Lahtinen – Stip
Staff: Political Reform Consultant Adrianne Korchmaros, Legal Analyst Tracey Frazier, and Law Clerk Kyle Levy. In this matter, Respondent, Ned Doffoney, as Chancellor for the North Orange County Community College District, failed to timely disclose gift(s) of: meals totaling $153.86 on his 2010 Statement of Economic Interests; and meals totaling $180.00 on his 2011 Statement of Economic Interests. All gifts were from E.J. De La Rosa & Co., Inc. and all omissions were in violation of Government Code Section 87207 (2 counts). Total Proposed Penalty: $400.
Doffoney – Stip
Remember from back in 2002 the $239 million dollar bond issue for the North Orange County Community College District, which governs Cypress College and Fullerton College? It was called Measure X.
Among the projects that would benefit from this bond issues were multi million-dollar improvements to child development centers on the campuses that served preschool children of Fullerton and Cypress students and the communities at large.
Well this never really happened but it sounds good to tug at the heartstrings
Here is Jerome Hunter. Ask him what happened to the preschool centers. As a matter of fact, ask him what happened to all of the other stuff that was supposed to get fixed with all that dough. I had to sit through the July Trustee meeting where faculty member after faculty member disgustingly entered into the public record how all kinds of things that were supposed to be repaired with Measure X money NEVER GOT REPAIRED.
NOCCD Chancellor Dr. Jerome Hunter 2000-2008
| Name | Job Title/Employer/Pension | Pension | Benefits | Disability | Years of Service |
Year of Retirement |
Total pension & benefits amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jerome Hunter | Employer: NORTH ORANGE COUNTY CCD Pension: CalSTRS, 2013 |
$198,600.00 | N/A | $0.00 | 33.36 | 2008 | $198,600.00 |
Then we have the ORANGE COUNTY RAGISTER PRINTING FLAT OUT LIES ABOUT WHAT THIS BOND SCAM WAS SUPPOSED TO DO. OH YEAH, LIKE WITH SEX ED SILVA’S CAMPAIGN, IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ALL ABOUT THE VETERANS. WHAT A CROCK.
NOT TO BE OUTDONE, WE HAVE ALMOST 40,000 PROVISIONAL BALLOTS THAT HELPED TURNED THE DEFEAT INTO A NARROW VICTORY? HOW CONVENIENT. TIME TO CHECK THE SIGNATURES ON THOSE BABIES.
This is how we do it
LET US NOT FORGET THE STATISTICAL IMPOSSIBILITIES IN THE TRENDING OF THE VOTE COUNTS’ AFTERGLOW AT THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE.
THE RECOUNT IS NOW SCHEDULED AND IT IS TIME FOR THE CHAMPAGNE TO BE PUT BACK IN THE CELLAR AND THE ICE TO GO BACK IN THE FREEZER.
WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED BECAUSE THERE IS MUCH MORE TO COME ON THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY BEING COMMITTED BY A BUNCH OF BIG GOVERNMENT TEAT SUCKING TAX MONEY SQUANDERERS POSING AS OUR SAVIORS.
UP NEXT WE WILL BE INCLUDING FULLERTON’S ” H.E.R.O.” PROGRAM THAT WILL BE USED TO TURN EVERYTHING WITH A PARCEL NUMBER INTO A VIP MEMBER OF A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT TO KEEP THEIR GRAVY TRAIN ON THE TRACKS SO STAY TUNED FOLKS.
GO GET ‘EM TONY!
#1 by food for thought on December 12, 2014 - 12:03 pm
Someone at the Registrar could, in theory, manufacture votes from registered voters who did not vote in the election. Adding them into the mix of hundreds of thousands could be done without a trace. No recount would ever catch that. The amount of money on the line with Measure J is massive. The well connected interests are lined up waiting for the ATM machine to turn on. What is being done with the recount, in my opinion, is just delaying the inevitable. You cannot win if you play their game. They count the votes. The corruption is just far too pervasive now.
Your best bet is a lawsuit along the lines of what Mr. Levinson has previously presented regarding the board’s lack of quorum to place the measure on the ballot, not the recount.
I hope that Mr. Bushala is exploring all the options on the table.