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Author Archives: Jan Tucker
Power goes to two poles
Bob Dylan once said that “Money doesn’t talk. It swears.” Just as true and as once again proven by Nancy Pearlman’s re-election victory for Los Angeles Community College Trustee is Saul Alinksy’s statement that “Power goes to two poles: to … Continue reading
Crack Babies-a Retro Report
I first met reporter Kit Roane when he first worked for the Los Angeles Reader when he was doing hard hitting investigative journalism. He later went on to the New York Times and U.S. News & World Report on overseas … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas & Opinions
Tagged Crack Babies, Kit Roane, Los Angeles Reader, New York Times
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Los Angeles Election Campaign Memes
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Tagged Cindy Montanez, Eric Garcetti, Nancy Pearlman, Ron Galperin
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Mike Feuer, Ron Galperin & Cindy Montanez for Los Angeles
Mike Feuer for City Attorney Mike’s work for civic improvement and the protection of the powerless first came to my attention when he headed the non-profit Bet Tzedek (House of Justice) program in Los Angeles providing free legal … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry
Tagged AB 1617, Abraham Assil, Alzheimer's Disease, Antonio Gonzalez, Bernie Madoff, Bert Boeckmann, Bet Tzedek, Carmen Trutanich, Cindy Montanez, City Attorney, City Controller, City of Los Angeles, Civil Counsel Act, Civil Gideon, Commission On Revenue Efficiency, Connie Rice, Cynthia Conover, Dele Ailemen, Eric Garcetti, Ezri Namvar, Galpin Ford, Gene Maddaus, Gideon vs Wainwright, Herbert Boeckmann, Homeowners Bill of Rights, James Mangia, Jan B. Tucker, Jim Mangia, L.A. Progressive, Laura Streimer, LGBTI rights, Linda Pruett, Los Angeles City Council, Maria Elena Durazo, Mark Siegel, Michelle Nataly Gomez, Mike Feuer, Misma Pagina Coalition, Mousa Namvar, New Alliance Party, Newmanite, Pat Buchanan, Pat Robertson, Peace & Freedom Party, Ports O'Call Restaurant, Reform Party, Rocky Delgadillo, Ron Galperin, Ruby Medrano, Same Page coalition, Sarget Shriver, Sherry Lear, UNITE Local 11
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Nancy Pearlman is our Community College Trustee
I titled this blog posting the way I did because Nancy Pearlman takes her title of Trustee very seriously. Wikipedia begins defining “Trustee” as: Trustee (or the holding of a Trusteeship) is a legal term which, in its broadest sense, … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry, Uncategorized
Tagged AFL-CIO, AFT College Guild, Board of Trustees, Clean Environment Act, COPE, David Vela, Democratic Party, fanatic fifty, Gary North, Golay-Rutterschmidt, Green Party, Hilda Solis, Jan B. Tucker, Jewish Existentialist World Society, Joe Segura, KTYM Radio, Linda Pruett, Los Angeles Community College District, Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, Matty Martinez, Michelle Richardson, Miguel Contreras, Miguel Santiago, Nancy Pearlman, Newspaper Guild Local 69, Peace & Freedom Party, Pedro Baez, People's Lobby, Sam Mayrose, SEIU, SEIU Local 99, Thomas Scott Tucker
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Eric Garcetti for Mayor
Who I’m endorsing for Los Angeles Mayor: Eric Garcetti My first choice for Los Angeles Mayor was Jan Perry, but Eric Garcetti was by far and beyond my second choice over Wendy Greuel. I could analyze and re-analyze … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Antoinette Christovale, Antonio Villaraigosa, Archibald Gillespie, Chinatown Massacre, City Attorney, City Clerk, City Controller, Commission On Revenue Efficiency, Commordore Stockton, CORE, East West Players, Emil Harris, Eric Garcetti, Fletcher Bowron, Henry David Thoreau, Jan B. Tucker, Jan Perry, Jose Maria Flores, Laura J. Nelson, Los Angeles Downtown News, Los Angeles Times, Office of Finance, Parking Occupancy Tax, Paul Krekorian, Police Commission, Robert Louis Stevenson, Tiburcio Vasquez, Wendy Greuel, Zoot Suit riots
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Pips on La Brea has CLASS
Last night, on the recommendation of my friend Sharon Jimenez from the Bring Hollywood Home Foundation (a person who I really hope becomes “Film Czar” in the next mayoral administration) I went to Pips (1356 S La Brea Ave Los … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures
Tagged Anna Maria's, Bill Duke, Bill Withers, Bring Hollywood Home Foundation, California Film Commission, Derrick Pipkin, Donna Dymally, Gil Scott Heron, James William McDonald, Jan B. Tucker, Jeff Robinson Jazz Vocalist, Jim McDonald, Luis Carizo Salvat, Pips Restaurant, Playboy club, Sharon Jimenez
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Wendy Greuel is dead wrong on Kevin James
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Tagged Bill Rosendahl, Bring Hollywood Home Foundation, Dolores Huerta, Eric Garcetti, Gil Garcetti, Jan B. Tucker, Jan Perry, John Shallman, Kevin James, Mark Ridley Thomas, Misma Pagina Coalition, Miss Revolutionaries, Same Page coalition, San Fernando Valley/Northeast Los Angeles NOW, Steve Cooley
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