Hal Eisner's Blog

Yeah, according to American Research Group telephoned 600 in a random sample.

Hillary has 33% of Democratic support. John Edwards has 16%, Obama has 22% and Biden has 5%. But the wildcard, the undecided voter has 15%. I looked at trends since Jan and by extrapolation I prognosticate Hilary has 33% in Feb, John Edwards has 16%, Obama continues losing support to 16% and Biden increases to 20%. Since undecideds are decidedly not Hilary supporters, I decided on a lark to give their votes to Biden. Biden takes California with 35%, Hilary is runner-up with 33%. I have no feelings about terrorism in the next few months and I have no feelings about how terrorism would affect Democratic voters.

I'd like to emphasize, it is a long way from Santa Monica to the Potomac River. Moogie, you live and breathe all those electoral college statistics! or are you one those intellectuals who thrives on Pat O'Briens hot dish on Access Hollywood? I wonder if Hal wants to peruse the historic record of when California's favorite Democratic candidate did not win the nomination. I'd check it out myself, but I don't have any interest in Presidential elections. I like the local elections. I vote for member of congress. I vote for senators. but i have no idea who would make a good president. i do not even like to think about who would make a good governor. I didn't like Grey Davis because he looked so nerdy and his name was weird. then when the electricity prices from out-of-state when skyhigh it seemed as if he was a wimp. he should have sent the Calif National Guard into Nevada to take power by force. this might have created some kind of constitutional violation, but it would have shown me that the Governor had balls. i would be willing to let the senate choose a president. maybe what would be cool would be to create new elected positions of regional advisor to the president. so in southern california, our regional advisor would be responsible for communicating our needs to the white house. say there were ten of these advisors from across the nation, they could comprise an advisory team which would be separate from the president's cabinet. the advisor could have frequent contact with congressmen and senators from within their region. i post this for thought provocatio

Hillary locks the big enchilada, however when she goes up against a conservative, outside of L.A. and Frisco (I know the word frisco drives bay area people zonkers :p ) the rest of California is pretty conservative, unless of course illegals can vote legally, the next thing coming down the pike.

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Solid? The Fed just had to cut interest rates because things are going down hill. With Al Qaeda getting stronger I have a feeling that the moderate progreess the surge making will be undermined by the greater growth in terrorist strength.

old liberal lard butt gets the nod from the usual tree hugging..cant get a conviction on a celebrity..800,000 for a dump in reseda ..homosexuality is fine who needs education don't bother to speak the language state of course. who else would be more suitable?

The economy is solid. Is it really the fault of our government if interest rates were cut because people got in over their heads with interest-only loans that are now going up? No. Mortgage lenders and home buyers got greedy and got busted.

The stock market is exceptionally high, we haven't had a recession in 7 years, unemployment is under 5%. Yep, that is solid.

she has no chance of winning any state ..stop listening to the liberal media..if she gets the democratic nomination your looking at the greatest defeat in history.......

LA Times

Nearly two dozen private hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange counties, accounting for up to 15% of beds in the region, are in dire financial straits and in danger of bankruptcy or closure, according to hospital administrators, industry experts and state data.

The troublesome development follows the closure of community clinics and hospitals in recent years that has left the healthcare system seriously overburdened.

If even a few other hospitals close or reduce costly critical-care services, it could mean longer ambulance rides to hospitals, additional delays in emergency rooms and less access to care, especially for poor and uninsured people.

Among the hospitals in poor financial health, according to industry analysts, are Downey Regional Medical Center, Centinela Freeman Health System in Inglewood, Brotman Medical Center in Culver City, Century City Doctors Hospital and four Orange County hospitals owned by Santa Ana-based Integrated Healthcare Holdings Inc. including Chapman Medical Center in Orange and Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, one of three trauma centers in the county.

In interviews, senior executives at Centinela and Downey said they were considering closing their emergency rooms. Downey’s chief operating officer, Rob Fuller, added that his hospital could close entirely as early as next year if its financial picture didn’t improve soon.

“It’s fasten your seat belt it’s going to be a bumpy ride time,” said James Lott, executive vice president of the Hospital Assn. of Southern California, a trade association.

Highly unlikely. With this elections canadates I'm starting to agree with the theory of presidential elections are rigged. If Hilary can do it. More power to her but I just find it doubious.

LOL'S, why not a female Prez?? Couldnt be any worse than what we have at present???? Or better yet, how about Dick Cheney fer Prez? Since Richard Nixon, the leadership of this country has really gotten weak. to tell the truth, Vote for Nader!
At least he has saved alotta lives with getting seatbelts installed in cars back in the early "60"s