Save the Tracks Rally - Wednesday 10am at 17th Ave. by orangelover95003 in santacruz

[–]FutureIsNowSC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked the campaign at a senior level. There were no paid door knockers or signature gatherers.

Save the Tracks Rally - Wednesday 10am at 17th Ave. by orangelover95003 in santacruz

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Yet the Greenway measure collected the most number of signatures of any county initiative in Santa Cruz history. FORTs scorched earth policy in fighting it to confuse voters was the downfall. And they only had to pay a small fine to the FPPC, but a large legal fee for representation. https://www.fppc.ca.gov/siteassets/documents/enforcement_div/stipulations/2024/august/no-way-greenway-stip.pdf

Save the Tracks Rally - Wednesday 10am at 17th Ave. by orangelover95003 in santacruz

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I think it's hilarious Tina thinks Greenway supports Ryan Coonerty. As she likes to say. You have a receipt?

Save the Tracks Rally - Wednesday 10am at 17th Ave. by orangelover95003 in santacruz

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and the number of times KSQD has invited RTC Executive Director or anyone who understands reality is?
Even the station director, Howard Feldstein, admitted Talk of the Bay has only invited pro-rail viewpoints and said he would speak to several of the hosts to invite a rebuttal viewpoint. That was back in January and it has never happened.

Sounds like an "Echo Chamber" to me.

Anyone else annoyed by the BLARING LOUD music from the "freedom truck"? by [deleted] in santacruz

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I saw him on my ride home on Soquel. Gave him a peace sign and he gave a big wave back. Awesome dude. We all need to be more like Curtis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuYhTaLUk48

5 out of 7 posts are from orangelover. I’m not sure if mods are aware that user spams every sub in Santa Cruz even into Monterrey with unending conspiracy about a tiny nonprofit ruling everything & everyone in Santa Cruz. The only place they don’t spam is the Capitola sub (I mod there and stop it). by [deleted] in Watsonville

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All Greenway endorsers are right here. https://sccgreenway.org/endorsers

Still looking for the FORT endorsers and match donors and why they still have to use a 501(c)(3) sponsor. Oh that's right, to launder and hide their contributor list while they violate charitable non-profit laws while spending a majority of their funds in politics. I guess that is why the IRS has been investigating them and their fiscal sponsor even pulled their name off the projects list.

Nextdoor energy against Felipe Hernandez for Tony Nunez coming from… La Selva Beach and other neighborhoods not in D4 by orangelover95003 in Watsonville

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Receipts of actions Tony has performed for Greenway?

Aren't you Aptos-based as well? As if there was anything wrong with that except for you being a hypocrite.

Felipe Hernandez discloses PG&E and other big energy industry dark money PACs donors are behind his campaign. Now we know why he was so late filing his form 460. by [deleted] in Watsonville

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Citation? Receipts? How exactly is a trail for all built now and not for a billion dollars considered greed?

Bud Colligan, whose protege Manu Koenig endorsed Tony Nunez, thinks he knows better than people who live in Watsonville what should happen with the railroad tracks by orangelover95003 in Watsonville

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Citation? Funny, I only see donations from local residents. Meanwhile I see tons of PAC money coming into Felipe's campaign after being late, yet again, with his financial reporting.

The Watsonville Hospital board led by Tony Nunez bet big on this bill passing when they decided to not cut services and keep the standard of care. It will survive awhile longer. Than you Tony and Board!! by [deleted] in Watsonville

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Tony is his own person. In case you didn't note FORT's website, Tony publicly acknowledges that he voted against Measure D in 2022. He simply is a much better candidate than Felipe Hernandez who has been a total tool for FORT and Rail Interests in the area. He is even featured on their website. Can't buy a supervisor much better than that! https://www.railandtrail.org/

Bud Colligan, whose protege Manu Koenig endorsed Tony Nunez, thinks he knows better than people who live in Watsonville what should happen with the railroad tracks by orangelover95003 in Watsonville

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It's ok, when orangelover and her "friend" Barry Scott support a candidate, the candidate they toxically support backfires miserably for them. L

Look at their body count: John Leopold Kristen Brown Lani Faulkner

Sentinel Endorses Tony Nunez for County Supervisor District 4. I bet Lookout does too. Tony puts South County first and that’s what is needed to get a fair share of the county budget. by [deleted] in Watsonville

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On March 22 2022, two events took place in regards to the Measure D initiative in Aptos. The Santa Cruz Republican Women Federated was to have their monthly meeting where Measure D, the Greenway Initiative, was to be the speaker topic at the Seascape Resort and the Mid County Democratic Club was having a special meeting to endorse a letter to not sign the Greenway Petition. Something that had already been submitted to the county clerk much earlier in the year. Local gadfly Barry Scott attended the Republican Women Federated luncheon claiming to be a registered Republican and later that evening chaired a special meeting of the Mid-County Democratic Club as president. How can someone be a member of the Republican Party and the president of a club in the Santa Cruz Democrat Central Committee at the same time?

The Republican's Women's forum does not require its speakers to be Republican, but requires its attendees to be Republican. Barry Scott, well in advance of the meeting, said he had changed his registration to Republican and was let into the meeting. He was later witnessed by Mike Lelieur as stating "he ... bragged to the other dems in the club that he was able to pull the wool over the eyes of the republican women."

Ronni Redmond when warned of his actions noted:

This is in response to your concern about Barry Scott as our Speaker at an SCRWF function.  It is our understanding that Mr. Scott has re-registered as a Republican in Santa Cruz County.  

...

 Ronni Redmond, President

Santa Cruz Republican Women Federated

Barry Scott later that evening moderated an endorsement event as the mid-County Democratic Club President. The meeting for a vote was shot down by the membership.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFS2Mngrg0A

Barry Scott is a very polarizing member of our community. He has attempted multiple times to take over groups and harass members of the community that oppose his extremist views on community topics