First in a series  The opposite profiles of debuting City Council candidates was as striking as thumping a bass drum Sunday afternoon when accomplished attorney Alex Fisch stepped smartly into the Culver City political limelight for a maiden voyage none of the fired-up attendees will forget. A handsome double for Brian Williams of MSNBC, the tall, strapping Mr. Fisch is … Read More

First of a series On a flawless, sunny mid-autumn Sunday afternoon, the well-liked Albert Vera’s new political world attained its desired symphonic quintessence. On the first official day of his campaign for the City Council  that will be decided five months in the future, the scene was a massive, jubilant generational community reunion of those who admired his legendary father, … Read More

Race-baiting black journalist Jammy Smith seems to be a hater of white people, which, unsurprisingly, earned screed space for him yesterday in the laughable Los Angeles Times. Troubled Jammy’s intemperate babbling inaccurately was headlined “Doomed to Fight the Civil War Again.” If only he had been that clear – but clarity is beyond his ken. Like most angry little leftists, … Read More

President Trump just slugged a grand slam, not impressive, though, when you consider the cheap quality of his opposition. The eagerly duped left-wing Dons of Diversity – from Culver City to Portland, Me. –should be wearing red faces while apologizing to normal Americans and to victims’ families. Fueled by unrequited anger toward the homeland, the duped Dons of Diversity still … Read More

Democrats seem to play even dirtier in race-minded Virginia than in California. A racist group of almost ladies and almost gentlemen of Hispanic extraction banded together a few weeks ago to beat the stuffings out of the Republican candidate for governor. They had been told Hispanics only are permitted to vote for Democrats. Calling themselves the Latino Victory Fund, these … Read More

First in a series   When City Hall dispatched a reminder to the community yesterday afternoon that Culver City’s much talked-about polystyrene ban takes effect one week from today, the intensely skeptical Steve Rose posed one imposing question: “Of the more than 200 food businesses in Culver City, who is going to go around and enforce the ban?” The retiring … Read More

Two Culver City High School football players took a knee during the National Anthem before last Friday’s game at Santa Monica. So? So nothing. They were not interviewed. Their names will not be mentioned here. Maybe the boys were drained from a hearty day of academics. Since both performed well in the victory, maybe there is something to the new-fangled … Read More

Third in a series   Re “Gourley Has a New Sound: Shhh”   When we last left Steve Gourley, the retired loquacious politician with an armload of opinions, we asked:   How can he be comfortable as a Silent Knight after 23 years of generously billboarding his views?   “You win an election, you lose an election,” he said without … Read More

Bass Karen, hoping to cement her reputation as the most backward Congresslady and the second worst black racist offender in Congress, is off her racial medicine. Again.   Ain’t misbehavin’? Oh, yes, she is.   Bass Karen – who unfortunately “represents” Culver City and the Crenshaw District, uh, creatively – mainly seems motivated by trying to periodically start race wars. … Read More

The intentionally cross-eyed left-wing notion that cultural diversity is America’s No. 1 value is the nonsensical grandson of the equally ignorantly conceived concept of affirmative action for college admissions, dating back to the 1960s.   A child in 1964 could have predicted the staggering failure of affirmative action.   This explains why leftists, 53 years on, still blindly promote it … Read More