Larry Wilson: PCC board race turns interesting

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Of course it would be a lawyer

I nearly did not transfer last semester because of the all the drama going on at PCC. Everyone needs to be replaced.

Unfortunately, PCC probably would not have been afflicted with the problems caused by the behavior of former President Paulette Perfumo, if Larry Wilson & His Gang of Star News "Journalists" had actually performed their jobs and initially done a little background research and reported on Perfumo's problems at her previous job.

We still don't even know the whole story behind her performance problems at PCC.

Naturally, Larry Wilson is still sitting on the "internal" investigations of Perfumo's problems and her PCC job performance issues.

However, since she was the President of a taxpayer-supporter public community college, we taxpayers have the right to know how/why our tax dollars were squandered by such a poor President.

Alas, passionate left wingers such as Larry Wilson are rarely going to report on the wrongdoings of a left-leaning public college administrator, or even the blatant tax evading habits of the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee (Charles Rangel-Democrat).

Instead, they're more concerned with reporting on...the teenage daughter of Sarah Palin, the U2 concert, or plastic bags to pick up doggie-doo at the park.

Way to go, Larry the Lionhearted.

Larry Wilson will continue to rant about people driving automobiles and emitting carbon emissions...all the while he drives his little BMW to work, despite the fact that he lives within reasonable distance to ride his beloved bicycle to the office.

Then again, that's the story of Larry Wilson.
He likes to pontificate that everyone "should" do X, yet he will continue to do "Y."

For example, all the while Larry was writing columns embracing how "great" the public schools of Pasadena are, he was actually sending his daughter to an expensive private high school outside the Pasadena city limits.

For some reason, Larry didn't want his daughter attending Muir High School.

Gee, I wonder "what" that reason was.