iePolitics: The Dowling Firing

The termination of Mark Dowling did not come as much of a surprise.  Probably the biggest surprise will be those department heads who are able to BS County Administrative Officer Greg Devereaux into NOT firing them.  We don’t have many who are non-Uffer appointees.  And with a few exceptions, Uffer appointees were hired for something other than their ability to manage a department.

Last November iePolitics reported on what appeared to be a major screwup by Mark Dowling and his staff in a meeting where Google was considering a large campus in the Victor Valley that would have brought hundreds of jobs to the area.  We were accused of making the story up, having inaccurate sources, etc.  We, of course, knew the story was true.  Now everyone knows that all was not well in the Economic Development Agency. Continue reading

iePolitics: Pinocchio Is At It Again

Our county’s resident lying snitch is at it again.  Yes that’s right.  Pinocchio aka Confidential Informant No. 1 aka the yellow singing Canary, aka Adam Aleman is bragging once again about the testimony he gave to the San Bernardino County Grand Jury this past Monday and Tuesday.  Now, he has already pissed the Grand Jury off once by altering evidence  he sent to them.  That brought about just a few felonies.  Now, he seems to have forgotten he is not supposed to be telling us all what was said during the hearing.  But, this is the brash young Mr. Aleman and he can’t help himself. Continue reading

InlandPolitics: Ramos “Drunk in Public” incident

  • Written by Blogger
  • Posted April 21, 2010 at 9:26 am

InlandPolitics has obtained the names of two deputies who responded to the incident previously published at www.iepolitics.com involving District Attorney Mike Ramos and his alcohol-induced disrespect for law enforcement officers doing there jobs.

Since Ramos went outside the location to speak with Sheriff’s Deputies Gordon and Perea, the definition of “Drunk in Public” could apply.

However, more importantly though, the term “Obstructing or Interfering with an Officer” would seem more appropriate.

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InlandPolitics Commentary: Just when you thought you’d seen it all

  • Written by Administrator
  • Posted April 21, 2010 at 9:03 am

This morning I had a chance to read in detail an eight-page document titled “2010 Deficit Mitigation Survey” published by the San Bernardino Public Employees Association (SBPEA) and disseminated to its affected county membership.

My impression? You’ve go to be kidding. Continue reading