Strickland: Strictly for Profit
Not too surprisingly, “In 2006, Intuit, the company that makes TurboTax, spent $1 million trying to elect Tony Strickland (R-Moorpark) as state controller.”
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Obama: Tax-and-Spend Liberal, or Muslim?
I’d like to address those who can’t decide whether President Obama is a tax-and-spend liberal Democrat or a Muslim.
Note to Iowans: Dump Grassley
If Senator Grassley becomes unemployed he still will have fabulous health insurance, unlike us slobs who really work for a living. Wait a minute-we don’t work for a living anymore.
Why We Need a Public Option
Dog bites pre-school aide: physician describes a case in point.
Police Bust Alleged Weapons Ring
Eleven suspects were arrested in an early morning raid.
News to Yous
Santa Barbara’s Contemporary Arts Forum welcomes new members with an extra special catered party, season preview, and mix-and-mingle event this Thursday, September 24.
Boxtales Theatre Company Premieres Om: An Indian Tale of Good and Evil
Boxtales’ new show, based on an ancient Indian myth, incorporates yoga and acrobatics.
Accident on 101 Kills One, Snarls Traffic
(Updated) Wrong-way pick-up truck driver causes six car pileup near El Sueno Road.
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Plays the Arlington
Ted Nash has written a suite for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, parts of which may be part of Sunday’s program, presented by UCSB’s Arts & Lectures.
Hope Sandoval Embraces Her Devilish Side
The former Mazzy Star lead singer unveils Through the Devil Softly at SOhO.
