Category Archives: OpEd

It’s My Commute, and I’ll Sing if I Want To

Posted on March 10, 2012 by

I was driving home the other day, listening to the radio, singing out loud and I felt so free from an oppression I didn’t even know I had.  “I am singing in the car!”  It was akin to the moment … Continue reading →

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If you are a Conservative woman, why do Democrats hate you?

Posted on March 9, 2012 by

On second thought, the “why” really isn’t important, is it? You are a threat to them and their pre-conceived notions of what a woman is supposed to be, whatever that even is this week. If you’re a woman today who … Continue reading →

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The War on Plastic Bags

Posted on March 6, 2012 by

In 2010, California tried to ban the plastic bag.  I thought to myself, “Seriously? With all the problems we have?” Now individual cities like Dana Point and Laguna Beach are picking up the torch. I mean, I remember as a … Continue reading →

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Mood Indigo: Being a Conservative in a Blue State

Posted on February 16, 2012 by

“Where does a conservative Christian fit in with California politics?” I don’t know; that’s a good question. Let me back up. When I first began my Twitter journey in March of 2007, spurred on by Leo Laporte and his MacBreak Weekly podcast, I … Continue reading →

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Glenn Beck & Fox News Still Working Together

Posted on April 6, 2011 by

It’s hit the new media today and blowing like gale over the internet.   Glenn Beck and Fox News parting ways?  That’s not exactly what I read in this excerpt on The Blaze announcement: Roger Ailes, Chairman and CEO of Fox … Continue reading →

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Corruptocrat Maxine Waters

Posted on October 5, 2010 by

Bruce Brown talks about his opponent, the ethically-challenged Maxine Waters.  I strongly encourage you to listen as you may hear things about Maxine that you previously didn’t know.  This discussion underscores the importance of this seat for everyone, whether you live … Continue reading →

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“There is a HUNGER for the American Dream”

Posted on October 3, 2010 by

This is Bruce Brown talking about the minorities in California’s 35th Congressional District which encompasses parts of South Central Los Angeles.  He states in this video that the stereotypes most of us have are wrong and the people there are tired … Continue reading →

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Comedy Night With Nick @Popaditch! #CA51 #catcot

Posted on September 30, 2010 by

FUNDRAISER EVENT FOR NICK POPADITCH ; DEDICATED WAR HERO AND GRASSROOTS CANDIDATE FOR The 51ST U.S. Congressional District! Come on out and enjoy an evening of fun and laughter with a great candidate and true American Hero; Nick Popaditch!  This … Continue reading →

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“You May Not Be Able to Vote For Me, But I Can Vote For You!”

Posted on September 29, 2010 by

  Bruce Brown, the candidate running against Maxine Waters, will be live streaming a Telethon Money Bomb today, Wednesday 9/29 from 5pm-7pm Pacific time.  Listen to hear him discuss conservatism, working with gangs in LA’s inner cities and how he can … Continue reading →

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In A New York Minute, @Popaditch Is In It! #CA51 #catcot

Posted on September 27, 2010 by

Gunny Nick Popaditch, candidate for Congress in the California 51st is in New York all day and is not wasting a New York minute! Nick starts off his day on the Dennis Miller radio show.  It just so happens that … Continue reading →

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