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If you’ve been anywhere near the I-10 in the Coachella Valley, and especially the surface roads to the north, then you’ve probably seen the Mary Jane Sanchez signs, my opponent for the College of the Desert Trustee Area 2 position. So many signs! And those billboards are so very cool. As The Joker once asked of Batman, where does Mary Jane get all those wonderful toys (signage). That stuff isn’t cheap.
As it turns out, Mary Jane seems to have a Big Green Energy benefactor that has financed her campaign to the tune of over $100,000. For a community college trustee position….
In contrast, I have bought three yard signs, two banners, and four car magnets and spend my time on the ground and available, free of charge, to my constituents. I do not solicit donations, nor do I intend to, as I should only feel beholden to my constituents not the person that wrote me big checks that cannot even vote for me.
According to the Riverside County campaign disclosures, Mary Jane had more than $103,000 in the bank as of September 21, 2024. Records show that most of Mary Jane’s contributions come from three entities: Fourth Street Bridge Strategies of Los Angeles has given $28,000; Frederick Noble of Los Angeles has given $44,000; D&E Land Co, LLC out of Palm Springs which has donated more than $103,000–all during this election cycle. Receipts are at the end of the article.
Fourth Street Bridge Solutions, which has donated $28,000 to Mary Jane so far, is a leftist partisan for profit that helps get Democrats elected. When you take into account that Mary Jane was a delegate to the 2016 Democratic National Convention to proudly vote for the $1.5 million benefactor for the disinformation known as the Steele Dossier, Hillary Clinton, Fourth Street isn’t a big surprise.
What is a surprise, is that D&E Land Co., which was incorporated in Delaware in 2003, uses Palm Springs attorney, Frederick Noble as their registered agent. In fact, the Palm Springs entity is just a “branch” of a larger corporation. Incorporating a company in Delaware allows entities to hide their corporate structure and ownership, unless your name is Elon Musk, so being the agent does not necessarily imply ownership or corporate office.
On the other hand, Frederick Noble is listed as the President of Wintec in the campaign disclosures. Wintec is one of many green energy companies, many of which bear his name, that Noble has an involvement with.
D&E Land Development, according to this AI summary, is also in the green energy business and has “…tenants developing significant renewable energy projects… totaling over $1.4 billion in investments.”
Is a vote for Mary Jane, who supports open borders and organizations that facilitate the current invasion (something she has in common with Bea Gonzalez, my other opponent) really just a vote for Big Green? What exactly does Big Green want with COD? Do they need wind-farm workers?