[Dukehorn]

Hey FLU,

Your comments about the Chinese made me chuckle quite a bit. I think CA is a bit worse than where I grew up (Texas). I went to dinner with my brother in law’s folks and my sister (who was out of town) called me to ask that I tell them that I was a lawyer instead of a grad student (I was a non-practicing one who had gone back for a grad degree). I was pretty surprised by the request, but my sister had been criticized by her in-laws for getting a PhD instead of an MD, so she was being really sensitive.

All they could talk about was the fact that I gave up a lawyer’s salary to go back to a grad school stipend. Absolutely boggled their mind. Seems like personal happiness is a strange concept. Never mind the fact that I drive a Mazda3 when I could be driving a BMWer instead–that just accentuated my weirdness.

That’s why I don’t hang out with too many Chinese at all.

[Dukehorn]

Since California’s economy is premised on those liberals that John so cavalierly dismisses, I’d say, no I’m not surprised CA is a blue state. Take a look at the founders/CEOs of most of the high tech in the Bay Area and you’re looking at fairly hardcore liberals.

The problem is the Democratic Party consists of the “educated elite” white collar workers and a very blue collar element that really don’t understand each other. It’s pretty clear that Hillary attracts the latter and Obama has captured the former (and the younger voters).

As for Obama, he only won 25% of the Asian Democratic vote in the last CA primary. Most of the Asian MDs and lawyers that I know voted for him so this “younger” generation must constitute that 25%.

I can only guess that a very large number of 1st generation Asian immigrants will not vote for him on the basis that he’s black. My mom outright told me that it’s better not to vote than to vote for Obama. Well, she’s a born again Christian and I do human embryonic stem cell work, so you can see that we don’t agree on many issues. But Asians are as racist as they come, and a large portion of them will not vote for Obama due to his race.

[Dukehorn]

Since California’s economy is premised on those liberals that John so cavalierly dismisses, I’d say, no I’m not surprised CA is a blue state. Take a look at the founders/CEOs of most of the high tech in the Bay Area and you’re looking at fairly hardcore liberals.

The problem is the Democratic Party consists of the “educated elite” white collar workers and a very blue collar element that really don’t understand each other. It’s pretty clear that Hillary attracts the latter and Obama has captured the former (and the younger voters).

As for Obama, he only won 25% of the Asian Democratic vote in the last CA primary. Most of the Asian MDs and lawyers that I know voted for him so this “younger” generation must constitute that 25%.

I can only guess that a very large number of 1st generation Asian immigrants will not vote for him on the basis that he’s black. My mom outright told me that it’s better not to vote than to vote for Obama. Well, she’s a born again Christian and I do human embryonic stem cell work, so you can see that we don’t agree on many issues. But Asians are as racist as they come, and a large portion of them will not vote for Obama due to his race.

[Dukehorn]

Since California’s economy is premised on those liberals that John so cavalierly dismisses, I’d say, no I’m not surprised CA is a blue state. Take a look at the founders/CEOs of most of the high tech in the Bay Area and you’re looking at fairly hardcore liberals.

The problem is the Democratic Party consists of the “educated elite” white collar workers and a very blue collar element that really don’t understand each other. It’s pretty clear that Hillary attracts the latter and Obama has captured the former (and the younger voters).

As for Obama, he only won 25% of the Asian Democratic vote in the last CA primary. Most of the Asian MDs and lawyers that I know voted for him so this “younger” generation must constitute that 25%.

I can only guess that a very large number of 1st generation Asian immigrants will not vote for him on the basis that he’s black. My mom outright told me that it’s better not to vote than to vote for Obama. Well, she’s a born again Christian and I do human embryonic stem cell work, so you can see that we don’t agree on many issues. But Asians are as racist as they come, and a large portion of them will not vote for Obama due to his race.

[Dukehorn]

Since California’s economy is premised on those liberals that John so cavalierly dismisses, I’d say, no I’m not surprised CA is a blue state. Take a look at the founders/CEOs of most of the high tech in the Bay Area and you’re looking at fairly hardcore liberals.

The problem is the Democratic Party consists of the “educated elite” white collar workers and a very blue collar element that really don’t understand each other. It’s pretty clear that Hillary attracts the latter and Obama has captured the former (and the younger voters).

As for Obama, he only won 25% of the Asian Democratic vote in the last CA primary. Most of the Asian MDs and lawyers that I know voted for him so this “younger” generation must constitute that 25%.

I can only guess that a very large number of 1st generation Asian immigrants will not vote for him on the basis that he’s black. My mom outright told me that it’s better not to vote than to vote for Obama. Well, she’s a born again Christian and I do human embryonic stem cell work, so you can see that we don’t agree on many issues. But Asians are as racist as they come, and a large portion of them will not vote for Obama due to his race.

[Dukehorn]

Since California’s economy is premised on those liberals that John so cavalierly dismisses, I’d say, no I’m not surprised CA is a blue state. Take a look at the founders/CEOs of most of the high tech in the Bay Area and you’re looking at fairly hardcore liberals.

The problem is the Democratic Party consists of the “educated elite” white collar workers and a very blue collar element that really don’t understand each other. It’s pretty clear that Hillary attracts the latter and Obama has captured the former (and the younger voters).

As for Obama, he only won 25% of the Asian Democratic vote in the last CA primary. Most of the Asian MDs and lawyers that I know voted for him so this “younger” generation must constitute that 25%.

I can only guess that a very large number of 1st generation Asian immigrants will not vote for him on the basis that he’s black. My mom outright told me that it’s better not to vote than to vote for Obama. Well, she’s a born again Christian and I do human embryonic stem cell work, so you can see that we don’t agree on many issues. But Asians are as racist as they come, and a large portion of them will not vote for Obama due to his race.

[Dukehorn]

I told my sister and her husband that buying a canyon view small home in Clairemont with some character would be better than buying a faceless home in 4S Ranch. A bigger lot would allow some quality outdoor time (especially with the gorgeous weather that San Diego has). And you could do a remodel with some of your own architectural ideas.

Unfortunately, (in a typical Asian fashion), my brother in law wanted to buy a “new house” to impress his side of the family.

To each his own.

But I think my analysis would parallel yours quite a bit.

[Dukehorn]

I told my sister and her husband that buying a canyon view small home in Clairemont with some character would be better than buying a faceless home in 4S Ranch. A bigger lot would allow some quality outdoor time (especially with the gorgeous weather that San Diego has). And you could do a remodel with some of your own architectural ideas.

Unfortunately, (in a typical Asian fashion), my brother in law wanted to buy a “new house” to impress his side of the family.

To each his own.

But I think my analysis would parallel yours quite a bit.

[Dukehorn]

I told my sister and her husband that buying a canyon view small home in Clairemont with some character would be better than buying a faceless home in 4S Ranch. A bigger lot would allow some quality outdoor time (especially with the gorgeous weather that San Diego has). And you could do a remodel with some of your own architectural ideas.

Unfortunately, (in a typical Asian fashion), my brother in law wanted to buy a “new house” to impress his side of the family.

To each his own.

But I think my analysis would parallel yours quite a bit.

[Dukehorn]

I told my sister and her husband that buying a canyon view small home in Clairemont with some character would be better than buying a faceless home in 4S Ranch. A bigger lot would allow some quality outdoor time (especially with the gorgeous weather that San Diego has). And you could do a remodel with some of your own architectural ideas.

Unfortunately, (in a typical Asian fashion), my brother in law wanted to buy a “new house” to impress his side of the family.

To each his own.

But I think my analysis would parallel yours quite a bit.

[Dukehorn]

I told my sister and her husband that buying a canyon view small home in Clairemont with some character would be better than buying a faceless home in 4S Ranch. A bigger lot would allow some quality outdoor time (especially with the gorgeous weather that San Diego has). And you could do a remodel with some of your own architectural ideas.

Unfortunately, (in a typical Asian fashion), my brother in law wanted to buy a “new house” to impress his side of the family.

To each his own.

But I think my analysis would parallel yours quite a bit.

[Dukehorn]

And John,

I was an election monitor for the ’04 election in OC. If the illegal vote was such a problem in a Republican stronghold that included Santa Ana, we sure didn’t get any phone calls from the Republican Party asking us to investigate.

[Dukehorn]

And John,

I was an election monitor for the ’04 election in OC. If the illegal vote was such a problem in a Republican stronghold that included Santa Ana, we sure didn’t get any phone calls from the Republican Party asking us to investigate.

[Dukehorn]

And John,

I was an election monitor for the ’04 election in OC. If the illegal vote was such a problem in a Republican stronghold that included Santa Ana, we sure didn’t get any phone calls from the Republican Party asking us to investigate.

[Dukehorn]

And John,

I was an election monitor for the ’04 election in OC. If the illegal vote was such a problem in a Republican stronghold that included Santa Ana, we sure didn’t get any phone calls from the Republican Party asking us to investigate.

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