1. 4 time bar failure and graduate from unaccredited people's college of law

2. Dyslexic, D student from TTT college, thrust into politics by the Getty family as a result of his good looks and lack of own ideas, to be used as a useful idiot puppet

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35484174)

Controversies

In June 2009, Villaraigosa made the cover of Los Angeles Magazine, titled "Failure," with an accompanying article written by Ed Leibowitz, which claimed that Villaraigosa often confused campaigning with governance, wasted 22 weeks in his first term trying to take over the school board, and did little to help education in the City of Los Angeles.[71]

In February 2010, La Opinion staffer Isaiah Alvarado noted that Villaraigosa's call for job and cuts in city departments did not include his own staff of 205 employees, compared to 121 staffers for Hahn and 114 for Riordan. Alvarado also noted that even after a 10% reduction, the Mayor's office spent $1.8 million more than Hahn in the last year of his administration and $1.4 million more than Riordan.[72] This budget does not include the annual $118,000 covering of the Getty House, the official residence of the Mayor of Los Angeles.[73]

Ethics violations

On May 2, 2007, the Los Angeles Times reported that Villaraigosa was under investigation for ethics violations. "The executive director of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission...accused Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of 31 violations of campaign finance and disclosure laws stemming from his 2003 campaign for the City Council."[74]

In June 2010, a formal ethics investigation of Villaraigosa was launched, due to his unreported acceptance of 81 tickets to concerts, awards ceremonies and sporting events.[75] Estimates—including the 13 Lakers courtside tickets valued at $3,100 each[76] and Academy Awards and Governor’s Ball tickets at $21,000 each—suggest that the value of the tickets could amount to tens of thousands of dollars.[77]

2012 DNC controversy

At the 2012 Democratic National Convention, where Villaraigosa was chairman, the original 2012 party platform caused controversy after it was written, because the lack of typical invocations and references to God and God-given rights as well as lack of language affirming the role of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Both of these matters had been included in some previous platforms. On the second day, September 5, former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland introduced an amendment on the floor of the convention to reinsert language invoking God and recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Convention Chairman Villaraigosa put the amendment to a voice vote requiring a two-thirds majority for passage. After the first vote was indecisive, Villaraigosa called for a second vote, which was again met with an equal volume of "ayes" and "nos". A woman standing to his left said, "You've got to rule, and then you've got to let them do what they're gonna do." Villaraigosa called a third vote with the same result. Villaraigosa then declared the amendment passed, causing an eruption of boos on the floor.[78]

Herbalife Advisor

In February 2015, while Villaraigosa was considering a run for the United States Senate,[79] The Los Angeles Times reported on Villaraigosa’s work as an advisor to controversial nutrition company Herbalife Ltd.[80] The story questioned whether Villaraigosa’s relationship with Herbalife would become a significant hurdle in a statewide run, given the company’s checkered reputation and pending investigations. Herbalife has been strongly criticized as being – among other things – a pyramid scam that specifically targets Hispanics.[80]

Villaraigosa’s role as a consultant to the embattled company was even condemned by the League of United Latin American Citizens,[80] an advocacy organization focused on Hispanic advancement.[81]

Also a proud graduate of THE PEOPLE'S COLLEGE OF LAW

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35484473)

Which candidate will have more Trumpists in their administration? I assume the SoCal guy.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35484827)

Wow, that sure sounds like a concrete, practical plan and not at all like the usual political pie-in-the-sky magical thinking!

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35489391)

(be sure to discuss sustainability, diversity, and intersectionality and they relate to your wish.)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35489436)

Also Newt is big on Newsom

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3903636&forum_id=2#35489414)