Robert Zirgulis

I would like to share my opening statement from Wednesday night at the Culver City Democratic Club’s Candidates Endorsement Forum for readers who could not attend.

I thoroughly enjoyed stirring the pot last night at the Culver City Democratic Club’s Candidate Endorsement Forum.

A protest against the red-light cameras in Culver City will be held one week from today, Monday, Feb. 15, at the intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and Overland Avenue, from 4:30 to 6 p.m.

Someone from my “Sunday Coffee Chats with Mr. Z” — 10 to 12 noon at Starbucks, across from City Hall — gave me a graffiti tour of Culver City!

I have been getting a lot of support and favorable reaction since calling for the reform or elimination of the “red light camera” tickets at the Chamber of Commerce Candidates’ Forum.

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In my haste to go to Washington D.C. with fellow School Board candidate Kathy Paspalis to reclaim money from Acorn federal grants and give them back to our schools, I mentioned I would see Margaret Spellings, the former U.S. Secretary of Education. I should have said Arne Duncan, the current U.S. Secretary of Education. I will admit when I am wrong. And dear readers, that is what I will apologize to you for.

Can we get back to the issues?

I am a fierce fighter, and I will defend my position whenever it is misrepresented or attacked.

At the Town Hall meeting called last Thursday night by County Supervisr Mark Ridley-Thomas, I stated to the audience that I wished PXP representatives would have been on the stage to be grilled by the audience and responded to their complaints.