1st District Watch: Another Fundraiser For Janet

While Joe Dunn continues to play Hamlet, Supervisor Janet Nguyen continues raising money in the traditional manner of an Orange County Supervisor. This time its the embodiment of the established Orange County business sector, the OC Business Council.

Actually. it's the OCBC's political action arm, OCBIZ PAC. Here are the details:

 

OCBC's BIZPAC Sponsors Reception for Janet Nguyen  

 

OCBC's BIZPAC is sponsoring a breakfast in support of the Honorable Janet Nguyen, First District Orange County Supervisor on Wednesday, December 12. Please view the full invitation here.

 

The mission of BIZPAC, OCBC's Political Action Committee, is to support candidates and ballot measures which promote and protect the public policy agenda of the Orange County Business Council. Supervisor Nguyen has been a friend of business during her first term on the Orange County Board of Supervisors, and OCBC is honored to support her campaign for re-election. For more information or to RSVP for the event, please contact OCBC Vice President of Government Affairs, Kris Murray.

 

Breakfast Reception for the Honorable Janet Nguyen  

 

Wednesday, December 12, 2007
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Orange County Business Council
2 Park Plaza, Suite 100
Irvine, California 92614  

 

Ticket Costs:  

 

Individual - $250, Corporate - $500, Sponsor - $1,000  

Comments

[Never enough]

Keep on raising money, Janet Nguyen, because you will need to spend it all, and lose next November.

"Never enough": well you certainly don't know when enough is enough. As you continue to berate Janet the party begins to turn it's back to you. Not said to the faces presented in this little war; but your futures you will find in jeopardy because no one will trust you; people do not like to have to "fear" someone and that is what you create with this continous barrage. Back off for your own sake and play a fair game.

Never enough's parrot-like mantra might have been viable six months ago, but it's time to get real and back off the outdated script.

The sour grapes taste worse with every week.