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Category Archives: Antonio Villaraigosa
Who’s The Woman On Antonio’s Security Detail?
ERSNews.com broke this story July 3: "“He’s now dating one of the members of his LAPD protective detail,” this source revealed." Adriana posts: "Here’s the latest I heard from inside sources — the Mayor has been dating a woman on … Continue reading
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Just like his father, Villaraigosa’s family life falls apart
Chris Weinkopf writes: By now, everyone knows the story: Antonio fell in love, got married, settled down and had children. He named the boy for himself – Antonio Jr. But Antonio’s interests and his heart lay elsewhere. Eventually, he left … Continue reading
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The Trouble With Antonio
Earl Ofari Hutchinson writes: …Villaraigosa set himself up for the massive and intrusive peep that his revelation into his personal life has triggered. He has reveled in the oftentimes slavish adoration of the media. He has turned his office into … Continue reading
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A Woman Scorned
Mariel Garza writes: IF this were an ancient Greek tragedy, Corina Villaraigosa would be plotting her revenge on her philandering husband, something perhaps involving poisoned golden robes or a visit from a giant with one eye. No such luck for … Continue reading
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Latinas feel Antonio betrayed them
Tony Castro writes: Jaime Regalado, executive director of the Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Institute of Public Affairs at California State University, Los Angeles, confirms that Villaraigosa should be concerned about the possibility of "a Latino conservative cultural backlash." Regalado, who … Continue reading
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Did Villaraigosa Reward Lovers With Jobs Or Contracts?
If so, that would be a recallable/impeachable offense, notes a commenter on MayorSam. With the number of attractive young females the mayor spends quality time with, it wouldn’t surprise me that some of them got their positions on their backs.
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‘Informational vermin’ lead to LA Times closure
Tabloid Baby Burt Kearns writes: The LA Times is backtracking on the Villaraigosalinasgate scandal, with an astounding column yesterday by media columnist Tim Rutten that attacked the "informational vermin" who whip the LA Times’ lazy ass on hot city stories, … Continue reading
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Kaus: ‘More Hot Mayoral Sex’
Mickey Kaus writes on Slate.com: "Don’t Get Caught Again": Lone blogger Luke Ford, and not the L.A. Times, continues to be where you go go to find out what’s really happening in the Villasalinas sex scandal. Ford notes that the … Continue reading
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For Villaraigosa: Sex, lies and eyes that pry
Tim Rutten writes in the Los Angeles Times: The news of Villaraigosa’s marital difficulties was broken by a blogger, Luke Ford, then fleshed out by the Daily News, which immediately posted the story on its website. The paper’s editorial page … Continue reading
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Horndog Mayor Has Hillary In Bind
From RadarOnline: It isn’t only Antonio Villaraigosa‘s political rivals who are gleeful over the Los Angeles mayor’s extramarital exploits. Democratic presidential hopefuls not named Hillary Clinton are snickering at how one of the party frontrunner’s most coveted supporters has suddenly … Continue reading
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