Add that to the 71 percent of Latinos who favored Obama and the high 90 percent of Blacks who favored Obama, and what do you understand from this?
Well, if you're the pussyfooting, mealy-mouthed GOP you'll say that Republicans aren't reaching out to non-Whites enough.
We say, baloney.
What those percentages actually show is that it is non-Whites against Whites in present day America.
The sooner Whites wake up to the reality of our modern world, and the fact that non-Whites, by overwhelming percentages, don't like Whites because of the color of our skin, the better off we'll all be and the sooner we'll stop pandering and bowing and scraping and start taking care of our own.
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BREAKING: Monahan increases his lead over Stephens (by one vote) in the latest vote count.
Monahan 13,771 votes to Stephens 13,639.
Monahan's lead is now 132 votes. Yesterday, Monahan's lead was 131 votes.
Folks, there can't be many more votes to count in Costa Mesa, if any, but we'll check each day to make sure.
Here's the link to the Registrar's Website.
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GOP SUIT SCHROEDER BUSTED BY HIGHWAY PATROL ON SUSPICION OF DUI
Schroeder's wife is with the OC DA's office that is investigating the Righeimer/PI matter.
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HOW MANY VOTES LEFT TO COUNT IN COSTA MESA?
The reason for no longer counting by district (read city, in our case), according to the Registrar's office this morning, is because there are so few votes left to count.
We were also told that the Registrar hopes to have all votes counted by Thanksgiving.
The CM PRESS will keep reporting the daily vote counts in the Monahan/Stephens race until we see no more votes changing.
Monahan has led Stephens in every vote count, and we don't expect that to be reversed.
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Natural selection via poison.

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HOW PUBLIC SECTOR UNIONS BANKRUPTED SAN BERNARDINO
Hint: They put their puppets on the City Council who then gave away the store to the union employees.
Meanwhile, in Costa Mesa we have Wendy Leece who recently seemed to give us an updated version of Scarlett O'Hara saying " I can't think about that right now...I'll think about that tomorrow," when she wrote in the Daily Pilot that our pension bill isn't due today.
Also in Costa Mesa, Sandy Genis, with the help of the public sector unions, was just elected to serve on the City Council. How do you think she'll vote on pay and pensions and the like? Hmmmmm?
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