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The 2026 OMS Mid-Term Voter Guide

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Created: 03 November 2026
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Don’t have a lot options this mid-term helping the President to keep the boat pointing the right way.

So for what is worth.

 

44th District HOR: Genevieve Angel

Governor: Steve Hilton

Lt. Governor: Gloria Romero

SOS: Don Wagner

AG: Mike Gates

Controller: Herb Morgan

Treasurer: Jen Hawks

Super of Schools: Don’t Care – But will pick Sonja Shaw

BOE: Don’t Care…both Bad

Insurance Commissioner: Don’t Care…nothing will change.

State District 65 : Lydia Gutierrez

Sheriff: Alex Villanueva

Judges: Good Luck..all have questionable decisions.

 

 

Statewide Propositions – Remember the OMSmedia Pillars :

·        Bonds give money to people that don’t know how to use it.

·        Always NO – Unless the law fixes a bad law.

·        New Taxes must stay in their lane (Gas tax for road maintenance…etc…No general fund)

·        Democrats and Unions are not a taxpayers’ friend

·        Protect Prop 13

 

Prop. 1: Proving the Definition of Insanity – NO. Since Newsom took office, he has flushed an estimated $37 billion down the kleptocracy rathole for housing programs (costing your family an average of $2,700). Meanwhile, California housing prices continue to soar and homelessness continues to grow, and nobody can account for where the money went. The left’s answer: spend more and expect a different result. More housing permits were granted last year in the cities of Dallas and Houston than were approved in all of California combined. Median price of a home in Texas: $360,000. In California? $910,000. Reagan was right: government is not the solution to this problem; government IS the problem.

Prop. 2: Busting a Busted Budget — NO. In 1974, Californians passed the Gann Spending Limit to restrain state spending to the combined growth of inflation and population. But a series of high-spending governors successively eviscerated it. Since then, while inflation and population have grown a combined 610 percent, state spending has increased 2,100 percent. That’s not enough for California’s mini-Mamdanis, so we have this little poodle bomb that puts even more of the budget outside the Gann limit.

Prop. 3: Eat the Rich (If You Can Catch Them) – NO. In 2012, California spent about $9,200 per pupil in K-12 schools. That year, voters fell for a tax-the-rich scheme that “temporarily” increased upper bracket taxes 3 percent, making California income taxes the highest in the nation. What happened? Per pupil spending soared to $21,000. Pupil performance didn’t budge — but tens of thousands of rich people did. They left California and took their taxes with them. Prop 3 would double down on stupid and make those “temporary” taxes permanent.

Prop. 4: Welfare for Politicians – NO. This picks your pocket to pay for every crackpot candidate who meets yet-to-be determined criteria set by – wait for it – Sacramento’s politicians. What could go wrong? Bonus question: guess who put it on the ballot? (Nah, that’s too easy).

Prop. 5: The Case of the Ghostly Successor – NO. When an elected official is recalled, you get to vote for his successor on the same ballot. But that would be unwelcome competition and besides, who cares how YOU vote. So this little gem leaves the position vacant until the next general election. That’ll teach you not to throw the bastards out. Oh, and the official you just recalled can run again for the same seat. Another gift from our state legislature, by the way.

Prop. 37: Financing the Next Housing Meltdown — NO. Here’s another $25 billion in bonds for mortgage subsidies. If you haven’t grasped the lesson of the last meltdown, let’s try to fill in the blank: If you can’t afford a house, don’t _____. This subsidizes downpayments for home buyers who earn less than 200 percent of median income. Yes, housing is out of reach for most Californians – but the answer isn’t luring them into mortgages they can’t afford. We tried that before, remember? California has made housing scarce and therefore expensive by imposing ludicrous mandates on construction, limiting the permits that can be issued, charging exorbitent fees, restricting the land available for housing, and flooding the market with subsidies. Fix that and you’ve fixed the problem.

Prop. 38: California’s Unhealthy Epidemic of Borrowing for Health – NO. “Personally, I liked the university,” says Dan Akroyd’s character in “Ghostbusters.” “They gave us money and facilities; we didn’t have to produce anything! You’ve never been out of college! You don’t know what it’s like out there! I’ve WORKED in the private sector. They expect results!” This is $8.4 billion of general obligation borrowing (that means YOU) for university research into immunology. And they don’t have to produce anything and they don’t expect results. Ray Stantz, Ph.D. thanks you very much.

Prop 39: The SAVE California ACT – YES! YES! YES! Requires voter ID. Egaads! You need an ID to drive a car, enter a federal building, fly on an airplane, cash a check, or get free admission to the Obama Presidential library. Yet the Democrats are aghast that we would ask somebody to identify themselves before casting a vote that will determine the future of our community, our state and our country. (Yes, they really are crazy.) By the way, 176 Countries require voter ID. 46 out of 47 EU Countries require voter ID. Every country in Africa requires government-issued identification to vote, and 51 out of 54 African nations demand that would-be voters actively submit proof of citizenship to register. Mexico and all 12 South American countries mandate government-issued photo IDs to vote, and verify the citizenship of each registered voter.

Prop 40: Bend Over California – NO. This is supposed to raise gazzillions by taxing California’s billionaires five percent of their total wealth. But as Arthur Laffer has often warned, nothing is more portable in this world than money and rich people. Scads of rich people (and their money) have already left California in anticipation of this measure. Who do you think the politicians will come as that money disappears? Another provision in this measure gives the legislature the power to ratchet that threshold down as far as they like. Bend over, please.

Prop. 41: Trust, but Verify – YES. This is a taxpayer initiative that tells the legislature: If you want to increase a tax on us, we want to see an audit of the programs you are proposing to fund and whatever you raise has to be subject to the Gann Spending Limit (see Prop. 2). It’s not a cure all, but it at least assures an awkward moment or two on the way to the money tree.

Prop. 42: Hands Off my Retirement – YES. Another taxpayer initiative that forbids new state personal property taxes, retro-active taxes and taxes on retirement savings. Consider it a refreshing breeze amidst the sweltering “warmth of collectivism.”

Prop. 43: Save Prop 13 – YES. Prop. 13 was crystal clear: 2/3 vote for local tax increases. But over the years, this protection was eroded until the provision no longer applies for any ballot measure that the spending lobby puts on the ballot. This restores the 2/3 vote for all ballot propositions that raise your taxes.

Prop 44: Beware Public Employee Unions’ Overbearing Gifts – NO. This little stinker sounds great: community health clinics have to spend 90 percent of their revenue on patient services. But beware: it is specifically designed to put private health clinics — that often run on shoe-string budgets to provide affordable services to rural communities – out of business. It’s sponsored by labor unions and doesn’t apply to the big hospitals they control – only the little clinics they don’t. Its as cynical as it gets.

Prop. 45: How Do You Spell RELIEF – YES. The biggest single impediment to meeting California’s housing, transportation, water and energy needs is the California Environmental Quality Act that makes the approval process endlessly time consuming and often cost-prohibitive. This initiative sets time limits on this process and discourages frivolous lawsuits.

 

 Quick:

1-NO

2-NO

3-NO

4-NO

5-NO

37-NO

38-NO

39-YES

40-NO

41-YES

42-YES

43-YES

44-NO

45-YES

Where I would live - 2026 edition

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Created: 02 October 2026
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New Rams Head

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Created: 02 October 2026
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Meme Dump 8-2026

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Created: 14 August 2026
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Mo's Star Wars Indoctrination Begins - Timeline

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Created: 15 May 2026

Rams official 2026 schedule

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Created: 15 May 2026

Preseason (all kickoff times pacific time; games will be televised on Rams Preseason flagship KCBS with radio broadcasts on ESPN LA 710 AM and Tu Liga 1330 AM)

  • Week 1, Aug. 15: at Kansas City Chiefs | 1 p.m.
  • Week 2, Aug. 22: New Orleans Saints | 1 p.m. – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 3, Aug. 27: at Los Angeles Chargers | 7 p.m.

Regular season (all kickoff times pacific time; games will also air on radio on 93.1 JACK FM, in addition to ESPN LA 710 AM and Tu Liga 1330 AM)

  • Week 1, Sept. 10: San Francisco 49ers (Melbourne) | 5:35 p.m. | Netflix
  • Week 2, Sept. 21: New York Giants (Monday Night Football) | 5:15 p.m. | ESPN & ABC – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 3, Sept. 27: at Denver Broncos | 5:20 p.m. | NBC
  • Week 4, Oct. 4: at Philadelphia Eagles | 10 a.m. | FOX
  • Week 5, Oct. 12: Buffalo Bills (Monday Night Football) | 5:15 p.m. | ESPN – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 6, Oct. 18: Arizona Cardinals | 1:05 p.m. | FOX – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 7, Oct. 25: at Las Vegas Raiders | 1:25 p.m. | FOX
  • Week 8, Nov. 1: Los Angeles Chargers | 1:05 p.m. | FOX – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 9, Nov. 8: at Washington Commanders | 10 a.m. | FOX
  • Week 10, Nov. 15: at Arizona Cardinals | 1:05 p.m. | CBS
  • Week 11: BYE
  • Week 12, Nov. 25: Green Bay Packers (Thanksgiving Eve) | 5:00 p.m. | Netflix – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 13, Dec. 3: Kansas City Chiefs (Thursday Night Football) | 5:15 p.m. | Amazon Prime Video – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 14, Dec. 13: at San Francisco 49ers | 1:25 p.m. | FOX
  • Week 15, Dec. 20: Dallas Cowboys | 1:25 p.m. | CBS – TICKETS | SUITES
  • Week 16, Dec. 25: at Seattle Seahawks (Friday) | 5:15 p.m. | FOX
  • Week 17, TBD: at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | TBD | TBD
  • Week 18, TBD: Seattle Seahawks | TBD | TBD – TICKETS | SUITES

Meme Dump

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Created: 14 May 2026

Marvel Studios in 2026

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Created: 10 April 2026

Mo has decided on movie nights at home.

After LOTR, Hobbit, POTC (you can skip 4 and 5), John Wick and Matrix we have arrived at Marvel.

We are doing in release order...but thought I would include my SKIP LIST.

I have seen all...and he saw a few of the latest over the years. But here are the ones we are skipping: (In Yellow)

  • Iron Man (2008)
  • The Incredible Hulk (2008)
  • Iron Man 2 (2010)
  • Thor (2011)
  • Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
  • The Avengers (2012)
  • Iron Man 3 (2013)
  • Thor: The Dark World (2013)
  • Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
  • Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
  • Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
  • Ant-Man (2015)
  • Captain America: Civil War (2016)
  • Doctor Strange (2016)
  • Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017)
  • Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
  • Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
  • Black Panther (2017)
  • Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
  • Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)
  • Captain Marvel (2019)
  • Avengers: Endgame (2019)
  • Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
  • Black Widow (2021)
  • Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)
  • Eternals (2021)
  • Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)
  • Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)
  • Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)
  • Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)
  • Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023)
  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023)
  • The Marvels (2023)
  • Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
  • Captain America: Brave New World (2025)
  • Thunderbolts* (2025)
  • The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)

#MeToo was not fun..and it is time to get back to fun.

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Created: 17 January 2026

Women killed Star Trek.

Women killed Star Wars.

Women killed the MCU.

Women killed the DCU.

Women killed Lord of the Rings ROP.

Women killed James Bond.

Women killed Indiana Jones.

Women killed the Witcher.

Women killed Sandman.

Women killed Ghostbusters.

Women killed Terminator.

Women killed Alien.

Women killed Predator.

Women killed Men in Black.

Women killed Mad Max.

Women killed Monarch/Godzilla.

Women killed Charlie’s Angels.

 

And WOMEN AND GAYS killed Doctor Who.

Making a Picasa 3 Slideshow

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Created: 20 June 2025

Three slideshow options: Faces only / Full Picture / Hybrid where the face is in the center.

 

Faces only:

  • Select the person from the PEOPLE list on the left.
  • Click the CREATE MOVIE PRESENTATION button below the person’s name.
  • Remove the pics you don’t want…change Dimension to 1080p.
  • Click CREATE MOVIE

 

Full Picture:

  • Right Mouse Click the person from the PEOPLE lists on the left
  • Select All
  • On the bottom row…. click ALBUM button…. NEW ALBUM
  • Give it name (Slideshow…. etc.)...Click OK
  • Right Mouse Click on the Album you want in the ALBUM section on the Left side.
  • Select ALL PICTURES
  • Click the CREATE MOVIE PRESENTATION button below the ALBUMS name.
  • Remove the pics you do not want (Highlight and DELETE)
  • Change Dimension to 1080p.
  • Click CREATE MOVIE

 

Hybrid Slideshow

  • Select the person from the PEOPLE list on the left.
  • Click the CREATE MOVIE PRESENTATION button below the person’s name.
  • Remove the pics you don’t want…change Dimension to 1080p.
  • Click CREATE MOVIE

 

This will create a WMV (Native windows format) in the Pictures/Picasa/Exported Videos Folder.

 


To Show on iPhone you need to convert the WMV to MP4

  • In FILE EXPLORER go to where the WMV is…. Right Mouse click …Open in CLIP CHAMP
  • Once loaded…. Click the Purple EXPORT button.
  • Choose 1080p / Type a name in FILE NAME / Turn off STORE IN CLOUD / Click EXPORT
  • When conversion done…. Click Save to computer (I suggest Dropbox folder)

On your iPhone go to Dropbox to get the file.

#OWS and Heroes

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Created: 10 December 2024

#OWS is bullshit!
Simple statement right?…by why do I believe it. Well I like people to get the fuck out of my way. I seem tolerant and in my job requirement it but but that's because I am comfortable in my skin and who I am. And with that calm comes a desire to not tell other people what to do. Thus...politics will never be my strong suit.
The reason I believe the OWS is bullshit (and Democrats too) and if mowed down would not shed a tear, is what i believe is the key to making my beloved capitalism work: personal responsibility, good work ethic, and gratitude.
And every person i have seen interviewed, every blog I have read, Every explanation i have said to me have NONE of those three things.
So that means: they are trying to destroy what i believe in…Well Fuck them…they are Bullshit (P.S. Please don't walk in front front of me against the light)

What they hell does that have to do with Heroes?…nothing.
My second favorite thing is Prominent actors and leaders fall in line with the #OWS…no surprises here so far…they all figured out ways to distance themselves from the greed the OWS hates enough to support them (Not sure which of the three rules that falls into)

2024 OMSmedia Voter Guide

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Created: 11 October 2024
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President - Donald Trump | Vice-President J.D. Vance…Duh.

Senate (Full Term) - Steve Garvey (The Garv)

Senate (Partial/Unexpired) - Steve Garvey (The Garv)

CALIFORNIA

Initiatives

Proposition 2 – NO (No Bonds)

Proposition 3 – NO (I can marry anything law)

Proposition 4 – NO (No Bonds)

Proposition 5 – NO (No Bonds)

Proposition 6 – NO (Prisoners don’t wanna work)

Proposition 32 – NO (Minimum wage increase-told you they wouldn’t stop)

Proposition 33 – NO (Rent Control)

Proposition 34 – YES  (Fixes existing Laws – stops the grift of the federal discount prescription law)

Proposition 35 – NO (Take a temporary tax and make it permanent)

Proposition 36 – YES (Fixes existing Laws – puts back the teeth of the 3 strikes law)

 

House of Representatives

District 44 - Roger Groh (Wharton Grad…enough said)

 

California State Senate

District 35 - Laura Richardson (Holding Nose)

 

California State Assembly

District 65 - Lydia Gutierrez (Republican teacher---hmm)

 

Los Angeles County

District Attorney - Nathan Hochman (Bye Bye carpetbagger)

Glendale Unified School District, Area A - Jordan Henry

LAUSD School Board, District 1 - Sherlett Hendy Newbill

LAUSD School Board, District 3 - Scott Mark Schmerlson

 

Los Angeles County Measures

Measure G – NO (You know what we need…more bureaucrats)

Measure A – NO (Lets add another ¼ cent for homeless…No)

 

 

OMSmedia: 2024 Primary Voter Guide

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Created: 15 July 2024
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Long Beach:
Measure RW: NO

County:
4th Supervisor: John Cruikshank
DA: David S. Milton

State:
33rd State Senator: Sharifah Hardie
65th Assembly: NONE
Prop 1: NO

Federal:
44th US Rep: Roger Groh
Senator: Steve Garvey (Both interim and full)
President: Donald J Trump

Judges:
12th: Lynn Diane Olson
39th: NONE
48th: NONE
93rd: NONE
97th: NONE
115th: NONE
124th: Emily Theresa Spear
130th: Osman Taher
135th: NONE
137th: Diane Ruth James

The OMSmedia 2022 Voter Guide

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Created: 07 November 2022
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Get your Surfboards ready…I think it is coming.  (Quick Reference at the bottom to avoid the blathering)

So my picks are local, but my interests are with AZ. Kari Lake is the my kind of candidate. She knows the biz like no other …and is pissed at the lies she was forced to say from her editors in the last couple years.  She hit the campaign like a fireball and hasn’t let up. AZ was a shit show in 2020, but had enough reasonable people to perform the audit…but not the courage to act on it. Trump Won 2020…I still believe that…the fraud was immense…and hopefully everyone will see one day. But for now…California…

 

Governor –   Brian Dahle

Lt. Governor – Angela Underwood Jacobs

Attorney General – Nathan Hochman

Treasurer –  Jack Guerrero

Controller –  Lahnee Chen

Secretary of State – Rob Bernosky

Superintendent of Public Instruction – Lance Christensen

State Insurance Commissioner – Robert Howell

State Board of Equalization 3 – No good choices

US Senate – Mark Mauser

US Congress – District 42 – John Briscoe


Statewide Propositions – Remember the OMSmedia Pillars :

  • Bonds give money to people that don’t know how to use it.
  • Always NO – Unless the law fixes a bad law.
  • New Taxes must stay in their lane (Gas tax for road maintenance…etc…No general fund)
  • Democrats and Unions are not a taxpayers’ friend
  • Protect Prop 13

Proposition 1 – No
Abortion Constitutional Amendment – If added…will remove the chance to alter in the future. Empty gesture because it is already legal here.

Proposition 26 – No
In-Person Sports Wagering
Both these bills are bloated to give money to California government.

Proposition 27 – No
Online Sports Wagering
*See Above

Proposition 28 – No
Funding for Arts and Music
Not a hard No…its really up to you if you care about it…but still just a new bureaucracy to figure out how your tax dollars are spent.

Proposition 29 – No
Unionizing Kidney Dialysis Clinics
Bo do these guys hate DaVita clinics… Organized Labor mean bloat….just say no.

Proposition 30 – No
Income Tax Increase / Electric Charging Stations
Ummm…feds already took our money for this…and Elon already did it for free.

Proposition 31 – No
Flavored Tobacco Ban
Government people can raise your kids better than you can…. jeez…the cajones on these frauds.


On to the locals:

Mayor of Long Beach:  Suzie Price

She is an Orange County Assistant D.A. and current 3rd District Councilwoman. She’s been endorsed by the LBPD and, most importantly, Bob Foster. As Mayor, Suzie Price will preserve our neighborhoods and quality of life.

District 3 LB City Council : Kristina Duggan

She has worked and raised her family in the 3rd District of Long Beach. Kristina was instrumental in electing Suzie Price as 3rd District Councilperson.

District 5 LB City Council:  Ian Patton

He is President of the Long Beach Reform Coalition. He is dedicated to holding the Council and Mayor accountable to residents, not special interests. He has been active on numerous issues OPPOSING the sales tax increase, the illegal water tax transfer, the destruction of single-family zoning, and the defunding of the police.

 District 9 LB City Council-There are no good choices

LA County Sheriff : Alex Villanueva

I did not want him when he first ran…but I am pleasantly surprised how well he handles the office. He now has my full support. He is the current Sheriff and a proven law & order leader that won’t allow the left-wing radicals to control his department. He believes in the 2nd Amendment rights and favors Concealed Carry Weapon issuance that allows honest citizens to protect themselves. He will stand up to the Gascon regime that has created the havoc we are seeing by putting criminals back on the streets without any consequences for their crimes.

LA County Water Replenishment Board, Div. 3: Mike Murchison

He is a Long Beach native who has spent his personal and professional life serving his community. Mike will bring his expertise with Commercial Development issues to provide innovative solutions to the problem of water sustainability.

Local Ballot Measures

The LBC

Measure E:  NO, Yes will take the Citizen part out of the police commission.

Measure BB:   NO, the city has been try to raid the Water Department for money, now they want to do the same with gas.

Measure LBC NO, State law requires that municipal elections coincide with state elections

 

Long Beach School Unified School District

Measure Q:  NO , all bonds are paid back with higher property taxes

Measure LBU: NO State law requires that school elections coincide with state elections

 

Judges – This has two sections. The first part is a vote on which Supreme and Appellate Court judges we keep. The Second part is what Superior Court judges we elect.

Supreme and Appellate Courts

Here in California, we get to approve or disapprove judges on our Supreme Court and Appellate Courts. This is how we got rid of the infamous Rose Bird. Here’s a list of which judges should be tossed and which kept. Most are no good.

California Supreme Court

Patricia Guerrero:               NO

Joshua P. Groban:              NO

Martin J. Jenkins:                NO

Goodwin Liu:                        NO

 

Second District Court of Appeals

Elizabeth Annette Grimes: YES

John Shepard Wiley Jr.:     YES

Frances Rothschild:           NO

Judith M. Ashmann:           NO

Luis A. Lavin:                       NO

Audrey B. Collins:               NO

Brian S. Currey:                   NO

Laurence D. Rubin:            NO

Lamar W. Baker:                 NO

Hernaldo J. Baltodano:     NO

John L. Segal:                     NO

Maria E. Stratton:               NO

 

Los Angeles County Superior Court : For this I stay with the The Craig Huey “*” ratings. If they have a star they are worthy to protecting our rights.

 

Seat 60

Abby Baron *

Anna Slotky Reitano *

 

Seat 67

Fernanda Maria Barreto **

Elizabeth Lashley-Haynes *

 

Seat 70

Renee Yolande Chang *****

Holly L. Hancock *

 

Seat 90

 Leslie Gutierrez ***

Melissa Lyons *

 

Seat118

Melissa Hammond **

Carolyn “Jiyoung” Park *

 

 Seat 151

Karen Brako ***** (Endorsed)

Patrick Hare *

California Assembly District 69 No good candidates


Quick Reference
Governor – Brian Dahle
Lt. Governor – Angela Underwood Jacobs
Attorney General – Nathan Hochman
Treasurer – Jack Guerrero
Controller – Lahnee Chen
Secretary of State – Rob Bernosky
Superintendent of Public Instruction – Lance Christensen
State Insurance Commissioner – Robert Howell
State Board of Equalization 3 – No good choices
US Senate – Mark Mauser
US Congress – District 42 – John Briscoe

Statewide Propositions
Proposition 1 – No
Proposition 26 – No
Proposition 27 – No
Proposition 28 – No
Proposition 29 – No
Proposition 30 – No
Proposition 31 – No

Mayor of Long Beach: Suzie Price
District 3 LB City Council : Kristina Duggan
District 5 LB City Council: Ian Patton
District 9 LB City Council-There are no good choices
LA County Sheriff : Alex Villanueva
Measure E: NO
Measure BB: NO
Measure LBC NO
Measure Q: NO
Measure LBU: NO

OMSmedia Pre-Election Sober Thoughts

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Created: 04 September 2022
 

After a Shooting

  1. Gun model must be included.
  2. Parental situation required for all shooters under 21
  3. Are SSRI’s involved?

When someone dies three questions must be asked:

  1. Were they vaccinated.
  2. Were they on Epstein’s List.
  3. Do they have a connection to the democratic party?

Whenever a Celebrity Attacks President Trump.

  1. Are they vaccinated?
  2. Did they request to be on Celebrity Apprentice – and denied?
  3. Did they ever meet him or ask him for money in the last 20 years?
  4. Are they on Epstein’s List?

To a straight person, the Q cover all the other letters.

BLM and ‘Believe All women’ exist because they justifiably never EARNED trust.

Lizzo is fat….the law that oppresses her is gravity.

In all other sports women use the same equipment as men…..Why don’t women use a baseball?

‘Never hit a woman’ does not apply to cops on duty.

The great capitalist society divider is IQ (education can add 20 points if you complete)

The government states all men are created equal…why does every Democrat law say differently?

G Maxwell was convicted of trafficking kids……to and for who?

A few leftist historians said that Donald Trump would be the last elected President…I was surprised they were right.

Trump is a ‘Liar and a Fascist’ statements will no longer be valid without 2 references.

If the BBBY decision to cancel My Pillow was political and not financial…then the CFO suicide is fitting not tragic.

Ranked choice voting is a workable system. But you must whittle down to two not 51%. Otherwise it can be gamed. It is a way to remove a primary from the election system…Using as a primary AND Main election destroys the one man one vote statute. (All that being said…..Sarah Palin will easily win November election)

Running it Back….Rams 2022 Schedule

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Created: 14 June 2022

Happy Birthday to The Donald

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Created: 14 April 2022

2021 Rams – Turbo Set to the Superbowl

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Rams – NFC West Champs

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Created: 10 January 2022

Would have loved to have won that final 49er Game…but the clock is reset as the Playoffs begin.

Final tally for my picks this year:  147-124

Lets Go Rams!!!

NFL 2021 – Final Week Picks

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Created: 04 January 2022

The Final Week. 

If the Rams win they are NFC West 2021 Champs. If Arizona wins and we lose we become the Wild Card.

My Picks this year:  140-115

Week 18 Picks

Kansas City at Denver DEN
Dallas at Philadelphia PHI
New Orleans at Atlanta NO
Pittsburgh at Baltimore BAL
N.Y. Jets at Buffalo BUF
Cincinnati at Cleveland CIN
Green Bay at Detroit GB
Tennessee at Houston TEN
Indianapolis at Jacksonville IND
New England at Miami MIA
Chicago at Minnesota MIN
Washington at N.Y. Giants WAS
Carolina at Tampa Bay TB
Seattle at Arizona AZ
San Francisco at L.A. Rams LAR
L.A. Chargers at Las Vegas LAC
  1. NFL Picks (Weeks 12-17)
  2. YouTube Questions for Republicans (Number 100)
  3. Big Bro Moves Up
  4. Shooter (3.7 of 5)
  5. Premonition (1.3 of 5)
  6. IRAQ FUNDING PACKAGE
  7. The Perks of an Iowan
  8. 300 (4.8 of 5)
  9. Morgan Week 21
  10. The Prestige (4.7 of 5)
  11. 3393 Americans are dead.
  12. Morgan at 18 weeks
  13. Ghost Rider 2.8 of 5
  14. The always political German ‘Carnivals’ raise the ire of the Muslims.
  15. Test your moral compass
  16. Excellent trade
  17. Morgan Scan
  18. Catch and Release (1.5 of 5)
  19. The Robot Bar
  20. Send a message to the defeatist congress….SIGN THE PLEDGE

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