In her campaign page she says she grew up in PG.
I know lots of Fresno people flock to town when it’s hot, but growing up is a stretch of truth.
Let’s have some representation that holds true.
In her campaign page she says she grew up in PG.
I know lots of Fresno people flock to town when it’s hot, but growing up is a stretch of truth.
Let’s have some representation that holds true.
A used record store that serves alcohol. Pricey. Perhaps sell a few bibles, too?
Owner is a come-here Micheala Kuenster, the designer that was a part of Tina Rau’s (losing) 2022 campaign for P.G. City Council. Tina Rau owns the building that Pop And Hiss occupies. Same Tina Rau that hates Christians.
Yelp Reviews
In my opinion the drinks are a bit overpriced for what you’re getting and the records themselves (like all records) are absurdly overpriced.
I ordered a vodka tonic which wasn’t half bad but came in the tiniest plastic cup you can imagine, and my wife got a local beer (Alvarado Mai Tai I think?). As mentioned earlier, it was overpriced but nothing crazy. After tip, the total came out to $24 for 2 drinks.
Unfortunately, when I attended the soft opening, the owner was too drunk to speak. By the end of the event, I got extremely sick. It is highly likely that someone slipped something into my drink
Soft opening was unorganized and unsafe. I hope the business improves.
Plop And Miss. Who Thought This Was Good For P.G?
No to Tina Rau and other divisive applicants. Don’t forget.
Resident Carol Marquart at the Jan. 9 meeting echoed a growing number of residents’ concerns that the DEI task force is only inclusive and accepting of citizens who are in lockstep with its goals, and she called for new members to replace the incumbents.
“I’d like to see a new group of people with the same passion that you have — only less divisive,” Marquart said at the meeting.
For example, after it was discovered late last year that Rau had mocked Catholics and other Christians in a Twitter post, Rau doubled down on the comment and initially refused to apologize. Her task force colleagues also refused at first to condemn the anti-Christian comments — which some called hypocritical considering the task force promotes “diversity and inclusion.”
Wachs has not lived in P.G. long enough to contribute anything of substance. And Tina Rau was an embarrassment.
Pacific Grove Mayor Bill Peake’s appointments to the city’s boards and commissions raised some eyebrows when the list was released in an agenda report for the P.G. City Council meeting taking place tonight, Jan. 18. In one case, it appears he snubbed his political opponent in the Nov. 7 election, Mike Wachs.
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The chair of the DEI Task Force, Tina Rau, was also rejected in her bid to remain on the task force, in a surprising move by Peake who rejected two other members who wanted to retain their seats. He did appoint one woman, Marie Hunter, who in her application called into question DEI principles.
Councilmember members Chaps Poduri and Tina Rau are arguing in favor of approving Measure M. They believe Pacific Grove is missing out on a source of revenue when people from Pacific Grove drive to dispensaries across the Peninsula. They estimate that having a cannabis business within city limits could bring in $300,000 annually.
Tina Rau is NOT a councilmember and never should be. Taxing aquarium admissions was estimated to bring in more than twice that.
And on the no tokin’ in the Grove side
people like Kevin Hanley believe the city has a lot to lose . . . if you visit towns with the pot shops, you find a lot of blight around them.
Not seeing it. Visit Marina for local examples. Give me another reason Kevin.
They sure get loud when triggered but silence is all we get from them when their hypocrisy shows.
As Pacific Grove residents this week continued to call for the resignation of the head of Pacific Grove’s diversity, equity and inclusion task force after she mocked Christians on social media, members of the panel and the county’s Democratic Party central committee — which is endorsing her candidacy for city council — refused to comment on the controversy.
Tina Rau, the chair of the DEI task force and one of six people vying for a seat on the Pacific Grove City Council in the Nov. 8 election, took to Twitter in August to ridicule Catholics and evangelical Christians, which led numerous residents, elected officials, the Diocese of Monterey and others to criticize the post
The “lousy” City Manager was ignoring calls to fire Tina Rau.
Davis, 70, said when he asked Harvey why the DEI task force meetings were still only being held remotely and whether he would fire Rau or ask for her resignation for the social media post, Harvey told him the decision was not up to him. According to Davis, he responded by telling Harvey, “You are a lousy city manager and you ought to go back to L.A. where you got fired from your last city manager job,”
The comment, Davis said, triggered Harvey, who got in Davis’ face and accused him of harassing a secretary. Davis asked the secretary if he was harassing her and she shook her head no, according to Davis. “He went ballistic,” said Davis, adding that Harvey was screaming at him. “His nose was 2, maybe 3, inches from mine. Harvey had his finger in my face and I got angry. I can’t remember if I cursed, but I said, ‘Get your finger out of my face,’ and he started shaking his finger and he barely touched my nose.”
Don’t go trying to steal it, you may be on camera and get yourself blocked.
So much for inclusion. Or pie. No transparency here. All of the nasty posts are now safely hidden away from all those so called stalkers. Don’t trust her.
Sure Tina. Hide your hate.
Press Release
From the office of Tina Rau, Candidate for Pacific Grove City Council Monday September 26, 2022After having a group of people – none of whom I know, nor do they follow anyone I know – attempt to follow me on Twitter, I have locked my account temporarily for security reasons. I will not allow my followers, some of whom are in marginalized communities, be subject to stalking or harassment.
No, she wants to hide her unhinged hateful messages from anyone that might not think “her way”.
Tina Pulling a Jenny?
Tina Rau chairs the City’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force but seems full of hate online toward people with different opinions. No one with that kind of mindset deserves to be on any board calling for inclusion, let alone be on city council. Disband the slanted DEITF, and don’t vote for Tina. We deserve better than her.
Ms. Rau is now being called out as her views have come to light. Ms. Rau has tweeted and retweeted other’s posts over 4,000 times. Among her posts are ones mocking people who say “thoughts and prayers,” Republicans, Catholics, Christians, people who support prolife, supporters of the Constitution, and she even expresses the belief that we should “defund the Supreme Court”.
Here’s a few of Tina Rau’s statements and echoes that see slants toward:
Catholics and Republicans deserve to be equal unless they are judged by Tina.
What someone overreacting in 2016 might look like: