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Contents 1 Changes 1.1 Politician 1.2 Another fact should be mentioned 1.3 NPOV

[edit] Changes

[edit] Politician

I noticed somebody deleted that word. Seeing as he is running for his old seat, th word politician is appropriate.

[edit] Another fact should be mentioned

This article sounds pretty positive considering some of the sleazy things he did. Many Angelenos still remember when he argued that the 14th should include a slice of downtown despite making no sense whatsoever.

[edit] NPOV

Councilman Nick Pacheco was known for being an independent voice that gave every one an opportunity to be heard. Can this be verified? Perhaps it should be removed if it is not factual. CoolGuy 19:19, 26 July 2006 (UTC)