Thursday, August 12, 2010

COOLEY AND BROWN: NEW POLITICAL"BFF'S" TAKE UP FIGHT IN BELL

Detail from Corrupt Legislation. Mural by Elih...Image via Wikipedia
JERRY BROWN AND STEVE COOLEY!     BFF'S FOREVER!  
By Randy Economy
www.Economy4ABC.Blogspot.com
August 12, 2010
1:15 a.m.

BROWN AND COOLEY
My Political Pirates of the Week:

Call them Political BFF's!  Team Jerry.  Team Steve. 

Is this the start of a a new political reality show... or is this the new political reality we have have been waiting for? 

Will this be the "TEAM" that will FINALLY END the corruption that has PLAGUED dozens of CITY HALLS around  Los Angeles County?  Or is this just bad political theater in the making?


Attorney General Jerry Brown and Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley have agreed to coordinate their investigations into the recent allegations of official wrongdoing in Bell, California.  

Trust me...these two are looking everywhere....every city hall better be on notice...right guys....?

The Republican District Attorney Cooley (who is running for California Attorney General as the GOP nominee) will focus on possible criminal activity, while the Democratic Attorney General Brown (running as the top Dem for Guv)  will focus on possible civil wrongdoing and obtaining relief for the taxpayers. 

"What happened in Bell is a travesty, and I intend to get to the bottom of it and to get all the relief that the law allows," Brown said.

"The Los Angeles District Attorney's office has a decade-long record of aggressively pursuing public corruption. We will do so in this case," Cooley said. 

Well, they are off to a great start.  Each one got one line of "self praise" but Brown got two MORE words in his statement to the media.
Advantage: Team Jerry

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I am not excited about Cooley or Brown. what is needed in all communities is a mandate from We The People in all the communities, we need to establish the rules that the city council members and city officials are to follow; we do not need after the fact politicians who have their own personal interests at heart. The people in the cities need to take the responsibility and organize and establish the rules for the city to follow. If the city council members will not accept the rules; recall them. We have all seen corruption repeat itself over and over again. We need to stop it with a mandate, transparency, and accountability; otherwise we will all be outraged again. you have all heard of neighborhood watch; why not community watch. The iron is hot; time to strike!!!

Serpico