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Andrew Meyer Is Assemblywoman Jean Fuller Serious? Newt Gingrich's "Phony War" The Roads We Travel The Answer D... None of the Above Pessimism on Capital Hill Legislation Purportedly Protects Bicycle and Motorcyclists Jean Fuller, Indian Tribes, Political Action Committees (Special Interest Groups), and Weir and Associates How Much Do They Make? Legislation Would Penalize K-12 Reduced-Price Meals March 07 April 07 May 07 June 07 July 07 August 07 September 07 October 07 November 07 December 07 January 08 February 08 March 08 April 08 May 08 June 08 July 08 August 08 September 08 October 08 November 08 California Assembly www.assembly.ca.gov/ California Channel www.calchannel.com/ California Legislative Analysis Office www.lao.ca.gov/ 32nd District Representative www.assembly.ca.gov/fuller Republican Caucus republican.assembly.ca.gov/ Political Blog americathebold.blogspot.com/ 
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On March 14th 2007 at 5:30 p.m. there was a fund-raiser put on by Jean Fuller for Assembly 2006. Presumably, this fund-raiser was to help the 32nd District Representative put a little money in the coffer for her forthcoming re-election campaigns (if anyone runs against her). The Event Was held at the Gallagher’s Lounge on K Street in Sacramento and attendees only had to pay $1,500 to get in. The public won’t know who exactly attended this...
How much are California tax payers paying their elected officials? The answer to this question can be found at www.dpa.ca.gov/jobinfo/ElectedOfficersSalaries.sh tm . All Legislators in the State Senate and Assembly receive an annual salary of $113,098. Since 2005 Lawmakers have received a 14,098 dollar raise. To be absolutely fair to our representatives it is important to note that they can’t vote themselves a raise. Their salary is determined by the California Citizens...
Assembly Bill 1503 claims to “discontinue the use of unhealthy fried foods and trans-fats in order to receive a 6 cent increase (from 15 to 21 cents) in the state reimbursement rate for free and reduced-priced meals.”(Quote found on Assemblywoman Jean Fuller’s Assembly Web page) This description of AB1503 is not entirely accurate. Schools, according to current law, already receive a 21 cent reimbursement rate for free and reduced-priced meals. This...
Shortly after Freshman Assemblywoman Jean Fuller was sworn into office she was already enjoying one of the publics most loathed politician perks… expense-paid trips to interesting yet irrelevant places. The assembly orientation that Jean Fuller attended must have neglected to inform the novice law-makers that Foreign Relations is a responsibility of the Federal Government. Why would members of the minority in the lesser house of a State Legislature be invited to go on...
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