A week after people seeking her recall sent out their mailers, San Jose City Councilwoman Madison Nguyen went on Vietnamese radio and refuted the allegations made in the materials.
Just as the Bolsavik was pointed to the web site where the mailer was posted, 
the Bolsavik was also pointed to Madison’s Vietnamese site, where recordings from interviews on Que Huong Radio are posted — here.
Que Huong Radio is a controversial anti-communist radio program with its own set of enemies, that is has broken with other right-wing groups and instead supported Madison Nguyen.
In the interview, Madison rejected the claim that she directed $100,000 of city money to Lap Tang. (Read more here and here.) Or that she tried to hide it.
Apparently, the $100,000 came with the original city resolution designating the Vietnamese business district (the resolution that started it all). Whereas query “do we need to hold public hearing” apparently refers to something that Lap Tang is paying for in full. The Bolsavik couldn’t quite catch what it was being built, but it appears to be a “Welcome to (whatever name was in discussion at the time)” gateway.
The Bolsavik found Madison’s wedding picture on her Facebook page. Her husband Terry Tran did not escape attacks. Numerous emails have claimed that her husband came from a high-ranking communist family — but it turned out that Terry’s father was a South Vietnamese Air Force sergeant who had worked as air traffic controller before the Fall of Saigon. Read “Madison Nguyen, on red-baiting” here.
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