Proving that it’s wise not to put all eggs in one basket, especially one that’s hard to get, Assemblyman Van Tran is keeping alive his campaign for the seat to be vacated by termed-out State Senator Tom Harman.
Last week, Tran filed the Form 410 with the Secretary of State here, providing him with something to fall back on just in case his ambitions to go to D.C. don’t pan out. This is the same race for which Tran filed his statement of intent way back in January – read more here.
Harman’s seat is theoretically not up until 2012, but Harman has filed an intent to run for state Attorney General in 2010 – and if Harman wins, then Tran seems to say that other Republicans better stay out of his way. He yielded once before, to Lynn Daucher; ain’t yielding again.
The 35th Senate District covers Orange County’s central coast and reaches into Little Saigon, almost touching but not quite getting to the main shopping area known as Phuoc Loc Tho or Asian Garden Mall.
jose s.
You must love Janet Nguyen and her defendant mother and family. Why get so upset over Andrew the Do Do? Are you of the same clan?
jose de town idiot, read my posting carefully idiot!
Is Joe, same as jose?
You are wrong again idiot and you may go lick jose solorio’s butt.
yes, my bad. i’m so used to you thinking i’m somebody else it’s almost automatic my little wormy communist friend. lets see you admit you made a mistake? and s. cleaner, no i’m not a janet supporter i think she’s a communist and a disgrace like most oc elected viets.
The fact that infertility is on the increase among couples in both developed and developing countries of the world is definitely not contentious. However, the role that the male factor plays in infertility has consistently been debated. In the past, it was considered unthinkable to suggest that the male was the sick party when conceiving becomes a problem. Although things have changed a lot, people now understand that male infertility too is a factor to be considered when a couple suffers infertility, there is still not so much information and/or knowledge about male infertility, as there is about female infertility; at least among the general population.