Measure A Sparks Debate Over Growth and County’s Future
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So Andrew J. Littlefair, a name that’s little known in Orange County, is paying for a mailer to county Republicans which includes a thank-you letter to him from Measure A personalities Tom Rogers and Russ Burkett.
Rogers and Burkett certainly have short memories. Apparently they’ve forgotten that it was the leadership of Harriett Wieder, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, that put Measure A on the June ballot rather than delay until November as Riverside County has done.
The “disregarding duo” should be thanking Wieder, not Littlefair. Perhaps there’s more to their poor “recall” than meets the eye!
PAUL G. RENFROW
Huntington Beach
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