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California’s Orange county was once a conservative bastion. Can it swing the balance of the US House in 2024?

Orange county was conservative even for conservatives, a place that embraced the John Birch Society, a far-right political group that opposed the civil rights movement and spread conspiracy theories that Republican president Dwight Eisenhower was a communist.

Dramatic political and demographic changes have made Ronald Reagan’s domain one of the few true purple regions in a deeply divided country

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Calls for Republican Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do to resign grow amid federal probe

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is facing increasing pressure to resign amid a looming federal probe involving his daughter, a local nonprofit and more than $10 million in unaccounted taxpayer money.

Do is in the last year of his second and last term as county supervisor, but calls for him to resign have increased after federal agents raided his and his daughter's home Thursday, with the scandal now the subject of a federal criminal investigation.

Among those asking him to step down is a former boss and mentor vying to take his seat at the end of his term. A fellow supervisor also urged Do to "consider" stepping down.


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Re: Will Do Do The Right Thing And Resign?? In This Once A GOP Strong County
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2024, 11:45:49 PM »
This doesn't help Do's case:

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under scrutiny, his daughter interned with county prosecutors

Within weeks of it being revealed that Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do had directed millions of dollars in contracts to a nonprofit without disclosing a link to his daughter — a scandal that sparked a lawsuit and a possible federal probe — his daughter began working as an intern for the county's top prosecutor.





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