Remainders

Matt Ortega | Uncategorized
11 Feb 2010

San Jose Mercury News trashed the infamous “demon sheep” web video produced by Carly Fiorina’s campaign.

Hounded by rumors of coordination, Tom Campbell denied any deals were made between himself and Meg Whitman.

Carly Fiorina suggested bankruptcy be on the table to deal with the state’s financial mess. In reality, however, states cannot seek bankruptcy protection.

Right-wing publication, The American Spectator, attacked Campbell and his “anti-Israel” voting record.

It appears Carly Fiorina believes we are living in 1994 because she offered a series of “reforms” that were implemented fifteen years ago.

California Accountability Project, a product of the Democratic Governors Association, launched. Other groups formed separate committees to boost Jerry Brown and other candidates in the state.

Huffington Post and New West writer William Bradley examined the “machinations of Meg Whitman” on her campaign’s efforts at intimidation of other candidates and bogus claims on how long she’s lived in California.

Jeff Denham leads Richard Pombo, according to the former’s internal polls, by a margin of 28-12, and 38-12 when voters are informed that outgoing Congressman George Radanovich endorsed Denham. A pollster for Denham says their data shows Pombo is bad for the party.

The looming battle over AB 32 makes the state a prime target for the next climate fight. Read more on AB 32 from the state’s former controller, Steve Westly.

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