Saturday, November 19, 2011 – 05:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 20, 2011 – 05:10 a.m.
The suspense if finally over.
After months of rumors swirling within Inland Empire political circles. The much anticipated event ended up being anti-climactic.
What you ask?
The just-announced appointment of San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael A. Ramos to the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, otherwise known as the P.O.S.T. Commission.
Last week, Governor Jerry Brown, a democrat, appointed Ramos to the commission charged with administering uniform standards for the training and conduct of peace officers statewide.
It’s been rumored for months that Ramos, a republican-in-name-only, was being slotted for a six-figure full-time Sacramento gig in an effort to bail him out of a political time-bomb, commonly known as the Colonies prosecution.
Looking at the make-up of the current commission, we’re sure they must be just tickled by the news of Ramos’ impending arrival.
The P.O.S.T. commission appointment is a non-compensated position requiring confirmation from the democrat-controlled Senate.
Which should be no trouble for Ramos.
But, at least it’s another excuse for Ramos to travel to Sacramento.
How disappointing.
Clearly DA Ramos is NOT running for Congress. Taking an appointment with the Democratic Jerry Brown Administration is the kiss of death in a Republican dominated June Primary election.
LOL …jim, you really need professional help.
@withastraightface
Because all his cards are held close to his chest, does not mean he needs “professional help.” Your personal attacks are juvenile, and will come back to bite you and your corrupt pal DA Mike Ramos.
HE WHO LAUGHS LAST LAUGHS BEST…stay tuned…
Ramos is very cozy w/ Dems. While thousands of parolees are flooding SBCo committing felonies, Ramos makes friends with the Dems, who set them free. Why doesn’t he spend his time prosecuting violent criminals instead of flying to Sacramento and prosecuting his political enemies?
JWurm:
It’s a matter of priorities.
If Mike Ramos spent his time “prosecuting violent criminals,” he would not have time to grandstand at press conferences announcing the biggest corruption scandal in county history.
Hey Mike, how’s that working out?
at OoF – You forgot that prosecuting violent criminals would also take away from his time to play footsie both here & in Sac…. hmmm priorities…so hard to choose between getting off or keeping others (i.e. criminals) from doing so…