[calcowgirl]

Going negative is new for Poochigian . . .

This article is almost amusing. They start out talking about Pooch going negative, then go on to cite each and every criticism launched against him by leftist wackjobs. How dare he oppose Lockyer's "nuisance" lawsuit agains automakers for global warming emissions! Yeah, yeah, I know--consider the source.

[GoldCountryRedneck]

I've vented long and hard against the CRC's lack of $upport for the rest of the Republican slate.

It's still all Arnie all of the time...

[L.N. Smithee]

"I guess you could say it's ironic that we're still having these discussions about Jerry Brown and crime in 2006," Deukmejian said. "I think that Chuck has the perfect qualifications for attorney general. And criminal justice has never been Jerry Brown's strong suit. I don't know why he is running for this job."

I suspect it's because he wants to stop the death penalty once and for all (which he tried to do by installing Rose Bird & Co. in the CA Supreme Court), and sees the challenge to the lethal injection of murderer/necro-rapist Michael Morales as the best chance to accomplish that. It could also have something to do with government being all he knows how to do, and can't fathom the relative instability of the private sector.

[Amerigomag]

He's the one who's not a flake.

Ben Stein in support of Senator Poochigian's candidacy - San Joaquin Valley radio market - airing currently

[RichInOC]

To be fair, when you're running against Jerry Brown, what is there that you can possibly say about the guy that's positive?

I mean, well, yeah, he was banging Linda Ronstadt back when she was young and hot, but that's not really germane to a political campaign, is it?

[darth]

When Jerry was gov he packed the Attorney General's office with anti-death penalty lawyers. I was told by an insider that these lawyers would PURPOSELY LOSE a case if it looked like capital punishment would be the result. Jerry's actions are still hurting CA many years after his last escapade.