[RoseofTexas]

" signing autographs"

Huh??? Only in wacko Cali!!

[snowman1]

Your right he is already advocating open borders.

[PetroniusMaximus]

***Democrats are not succeeding nationally because their ranks are too homogeneous. ****

Oh yes!

I love it when I see the libs led down the primrose path to even more defeat.

[oldleft]

Antonio VivaLaRasa.

[popdonnelly]

I have been reading a lot of posts by Bush haters at other sites, and I have come to the conclusion that the problem with the Democratic Party is that it contains idiots who are irrational and full of hate. They also have no real sense of what is going on in the World, preferring to believe every anti-Bush cliche they hear.

No amount of "diversity" is going to remedy what's wrong with the Democratic Party.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

Shoulda been a "Barf Alert"! lol!

[Mr. Mojo]

....got rock-star treatment Wednesday on his first trip to the nation's capital

But of course. .....they're all on the same open-borders bandwagon.

[tfecw]

"I want to be as aggressive as New York and Chicago are," he said. He declined to say if he believed Los Angeles received its fair share from Washington under outgoing Mayor James Hahn. "

Their Fair share. I'm going to be sick. Just what I need round here, another lobbying group. Well I already pay for the illegal alien m-13 or m-16 or whatever thugs in VA, might as well pay for them in LA as well.

[al baby]

Hillary , Villaraigosa viva 08

[A CA Guy]

Blah Blah Blah.

First, Hispanics did not elect him, they make up at most 20% of the vote if they all came out to vote.
Liberals who hated Haun got him elected. This was no Hispanic movement and diversity had nothing to do with this guy's election.
Second, the guy's a major racist with heavy communist ties in his past. The more people actually learn about this "La Raza" racist, the more shocked they will be.

When you get an extremist like this in office, the result next election will hurt liberals and benefit conservatives.

Lastly, the big question here would be, are the Republicans poised to take advantage of this racist in office. Do they have any good candidates for legislature and other races ready to run for office?
Are they prepared to meet this opportunity to create a long term success from this?

[Doctor Stochastic]

Perhaps building a coalition between Los Angeles and the ground underneath would be a good start.

[lonewacko_dot_com]

His speech is here:

http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050602/the_unity_mayor.php

It includes this:

"...take a snapshot of Los Angeles and in 25 or 30 years so will go Topeka, Kansas and Des Moines, Iowa..."

Consider that an answer to all the people who repond with indifference or attempted humor to the problems we're having in L.A. or California.