A bribe taking Monterey County Supervisor posting about what his buddy, @CSAC_Counties ED #GrahamKnaus, asked @GavinNewsom while in the @CAgovernor office - which of the 296 County Supervisors he should appt. to the US Senate?
under criminal investigation and Luis Alejo is making jokes and pushing his messages to Gov. Newsom as the locals are left to wonder what is wrong with #MontereyCounty government.
* video posted for the over 1,000 constituents @SupervisorAlejo blocks on social media (a case was decided against Trump at the federal appellate level for this same practice) and our "leaders" are silent about this misconduct.
Monterey County's District Attorney Jeannine Pacione came out of a corrupt culture within unchecked the MCDA.
Pacione's predecessor's former boss, Bill Curtis, was told to step down and two State investigators came to Monterey County with a two inch file on Curtis.
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Bill Curtis was insulated for a time by Edwin Meese, the corrupt US Attorney General for the United States of America.
Curtis was able to keep some cases from investigation because of that cozy relationship.
When a clean CA Attorney General, John Van de Kamp
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came in, in 1983, it didn't take him long to see how bad things were in Monterey County.
That is when Van de Kamp sent his men down here to MoCo. They told Bill Curtis the bad news. Step aside or be prosecuted. "tap tap on the two inch file".
Zero Native American Senators in the US Senate. DiFi is going to retire and guaranteed that seat goes to a Latina, because it is a good thing to get more representation.
That said Alejo and FBI listed Kevin de León are poor examples of those we should listen to for the
"We were just finished talking to fans when we spotted a man dressed to the nines. It was Dennis LeVett, who is the co-owner of Cypress Inn, his business partner-- Doris Day." abc7news.com/doris-day-deat…
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#PPP program continues to surprise - how many ultra-rich received seemingly special treatment?
Monterey County Bank, whose CEO is very, very good friends with Denny LeVett, got this emergency money for his buddy - Denny.
Cute stuff.
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Poor Denny - or rich Denny. His office in Palo Alto, CA.
* .@SalinasPD arrested her son selling an illegal handgun to an undercover. Her son advertised the gun sale on his Facebook account "for sale WITH FOOD".
Gerry Kehoe the fraud of Oldtown Salinas who ended up selling nearly all his property to Bruce Taylor.
2. Artie Fields - owned a home in Inglewood where he worked for that city, came to Salinas where the good old boys helped him by a doctors house near cocaine cowboy Mike
How #rigged is the Monterey County Superior Court Bench?
When Judge Kay Kingsley retired, county supervisor Judge John Phillips already had a replacement in mind. Heidi Whilden.
Who ran Whilden's campaign? #Corrupt@RepJimmyPanetta's consultant Plasha Will - and she used the
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same people she used for many of her dirt bag operations, including the Sheriff Scott Miller vs. Deputy Bernal 2014 race.
The email regarding Chris Marohn not being paid for John Phillips' help (via his campaign cash) for the "Corrupt Sheriff Miller PAC". Same people.
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The Cherry on Top is look at local lawyer Larry Biegel, A FIXER, who represented Mike Hackett during his probation revocation hearing and lied in court filings about Hackett's relationship with Casa Sorrento.
I wonder if Larry shows up to court wearing flip flops over socks?
My grandfathers, their brothers, all saw active duty in a time of war and during other operations. Service helped them pay for medical school, law school, college but that wasn't why they served. They served because they love this country and it didn't come without sacrifice.
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My family came to beautiful Monterey County for similar reasons. Community and further service. My grandfather's brother was here at the language school learning Portuguese. He was one of the youngest graduates of Iowa law school and rose to the rank of Colonel.
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Their commitment to our Country always inspired me to do more - without fear or favor.
I've always been committed to the health of my home community because of the lessons I learned at the dinner table, or long conversations about the world and elsewhere.