Pride cometh before the fall

It’s Pride time again. The parade, the bare-chested men with muscles and jockstraps, the bare-chested women with muscles and jockstraps, towers of hair, screamers in tacky drag, love-filled Christians condemning us all to the deepest depths of hell, etc. Ho hum. Been there. Done that. I thought. I had only seen Pride events on newscasts…

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Letters to the Editor, July 7

Redistricting realities The tenor and tone of William Rodriguez-Kennedy’s editorial on redistricting comes off as condescending and aloof, when you consider that he mentions his recent move into District 3. As if he has an oracle-like opinion on the matter, despite not fully grasping the major functions of redistricting: demographics and geography. With the addition…

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Fabulous Palm Springs

Palm Springs is best known for its sunshine and incredible resort living. It is a world famous travel destination and has been the playground to Hollywood stars for many decades. This oasis in the desert is truly a very special place with a unique and interesting history. Palm Springs is located about two hours north…

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‘Likable’ may not translate to votes in this mayoral race

“You’re likable enough” was then candidate Obama’s comment about his opponent, Sen. Hillary Clinton. Whether he meant it or not, he was factually wrong. In 2008, Clinton’s likability didn’t translate into enough votes to win the presidency. Recent events in the 2012 race for San Diego mayor suggest that another likable politician, District Attorney Bonnie…

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