Remainders
In the legal battle of eBay v. Craigslist, an unflattering image of Meg Whitman continues to emerge.
Formerly anonymous conservative blogger critical of Meg Whitman banished from website after it is revealed he received payments from Steve Poizner's campaign as a "consultant."
State revenue continues to decline as state taxes fall short of November target by $439 million.
David Harmer, the Republican that lost to John Garamendi in the special election last month, may jump over a district to take on Jerry McNerney. So much for all those attacks on John Garamendi as a "carpetbagger" this year, ey David?
Continued talk of a switch by Tom Campbell to the GOP Senate primary could turn the race for governor into a Battle of the Billionaires. Question then becomes, "Can Poizner's money move the needle?" It has to because he's well behind and unable to crack double digits. Poizner partisans will point out that while Whitman has thrown money behind tons of ads, her numbers have barely improved.
Jerry McNerney, and other nearby legislators, secure much needed funds for local projects.
Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Conservative outsider battles the establishment. Yawn. The biggest news out of this Hotline post? Chuck DeVore campaign communications officials still use fax machines and that adviser Josh Trevino sought a meeting with the NRSC by contacting John Cornyn's Senate office. Genius.
Meg Whitman's website hates her.
Catalina Sanint, a 2006 graduate of San Ramon Valley High School, just finished an internship with Jerry McNerney in Washington, D.C.
