Lucie in the Sky
On May 20, 2013, Miami-Dade County Circuit Court Judge Darrin Gayles effectively told former faux North Miami Beach City Council candidate Yvenoline “Yve” Dargenson, “YOU LIE!” and shamed her out of his courtroom. According…
The Daily Double Dargenson: CERTIFIABLE!
As she did on Monday, Miami Herald reporter Paradise Afshar Tweeted the proceedings of today’s hearing in Judge Darrin Gayles’ courtroom in the case of Beth Spiegel vs. Yvenoline Dargenson. The entire hearing took ten…
The Daily Dargenson: Let’s Get Real
“In selecting men for office, let principle be your guide. Regard not the particular sect or denomination of the candidate – look to his character…” – Noah Webster, Letters to a Young Gentleman Commencing His…
VICTORY IS SO SWEET!
Beth Spiegel wins back her seat! Tony DeFillipo is our brand new Councilman! (Both actually live in North Miami Beach!) MAZEL TOV!
The Daily Dargenson: Strange Bedfellows
Attention Voters of North Miami Beach: You have less one hour to get to the polls to vote for YOUR representatives at City Hall. Campaigning at every precinct has been going on all day long…
Jesus Saves. And Moves!
The Jesus-endorsed North Miami city council candidate Anna L. Pierre is packing up her belongings and going back to her home in MIRAMAR. With a whopping 56 votes to her credit, her campaign was an…
The Daily Dargenson: Smackdown at the Eleventh Circuit
Yvenoline Dargenson, I told you that you were my bitch. I told you I was your biggest nightmare. I warned you, honey. But you didn’t listen. I told you that when you run for public…
Bitch Got Smacked!
This just in: Miami Herald reporter Paradise Afshar Tweeted the outcome of the Spiegel vs. Dargenson case as follows:
Tweet me, Baby, one more time! (Live Courtroom Update)
Next to Facebook, Twitter is one of my favorite forms of social media. I can post anything to Facebook from anywhere at all, whether I’m at a computer or on a phone. This is great…
“Vote for me. I’m Haitian!”
Facebook started out as a social networking tool for college students. A couple years later, Facebook opened up to the general population and the entire world was introduced to each other. One member at a…
