Robert Zirgulis

To all of my Hillary-supporter friends, acquaintances and enemies: I have been a registered Democrat since 1972. I was an intern in Washington, D.C. during the...

I am sick of politically-correct, low- information people. They name-call straight talkers whom they disagree with as racists or bigots. Time to stand up to these...

Regarding the controversy over accepting Syrian refugees: Much has been said lately about the 1939 plight of 908 Jewish refugees from the St. Louis who...

I have sent a letter to School District Supt. Dave LaRose about being frozen out of District "stakeholder" meetings. I also sent a copy to all the School Board members. I wonder how...

On Christmas Eve, I was anxiously waiting at the United Airlines arrival gate to greet my brother, whom I had not seen for three years. I noticed a war-weary soldier coming from Afghanistan, still in his camouflage uniform. He had a tired look in his eyes that suddenly brightened as his young son, about five years old, came running up to him. "Daddy, daddy. Welcome home, daddy!"

Second of two parts. [Editor’s Note: In separate sections below, the author responds to three different incidents.] As I said earlier, my campaign for the School Board was all about restoring the Natatorium. I personally delivered more than 8,000 fliers, entitled "Common Sense," going door to door to individual households in Culver City. I personally collected close to 2,000 signatures supporting the "fixing of our school pool" campaign.

First of two parts. Poor George Laase. He tries to speak with such false wit and authority but never gets things quite right. First falsehood, he claims I spent "over $13,000 on a losing campaign." To set the record straight, I turned in my final campaign expenditure report, Form 460, which shows I only spent...

Yesterday was the first day of School Board candidate lawn signs. I have been planting the seeds about fixing our Natatorium, and I hope to get the lawn signs like the one pictured in front of the Natatorium sprouting up all over Culver City. My lawns signs are somewhat different than your typical, boring lawn sign that just gives...

Editor’s Note: Reopening the Natatorium, the indoor pool on the campus of Culver City High School, has been a passionate pursuit for several years for the School Board candidate. In recent weeks, he developed a petition, and he says hundreds have signed. Below, a sampling of comments.

I kicked off my campaign for School Board last Saturday with a BBQ-Yard Sale and petition-signing, calling for the Fixing of the Culver City School Natatorium swimming pool. The response to the petition signing was...