[pissant]

How much did Savage (Wiener) donate?

[ExcursionGuy84]

Brown tapped three wealthy business executives -- including the president of Whole Foods -- who gave a combined $45,000 to Brown's Public Integrity Legal Defense Fund.

Just for this, I'm boycotting the Whole Foods store near the uiversity I attend: Florida Atlantic.

The joint is heavily hinged towards New Age, upper- crem-de-la-creme socialites anyway.

[siunevada]

Stern, who wrote the Political Reform Act while working for Brown in the 1970s, said Brown should have accepted voluntary limits.

Should-a, would-a, could-a. Maybe Stern can get a solemn pledge from Jerry to behave differently the next time he gets sued.

[papasmurf]

This guy is world class scum. From his days of using his Dad's name to get on the new school board, all the way through being the "hippie moonbat", er...moonbeam, Linda Ronstadt dating, Gov. Not to mention his final nickname, during his final days in that office, of the "fruitfly".

He was the flip-flop template for modern day dummies, highlighted by his fight against, then for, the very popular Prop 13 tax revolt.

He should know better than this, he helped write the Fair Politics legislation in Ca., and sued several large corporations for it's violation.

:O)

P

[Rodney King]

Republican Party officials had claimed that Brown did not meet the qualification that an attorney general be an "uninterrupted, active member" of the State Bar for the five years before the primary election. Brown was admitted to the bar in 1965. But he went on "inactive" status...

Of course, this is a stupid requirement. That being said, we know the dems would sue if a GOP candidate did not have the right qualifications.

[lesser_satan]

Perhaps that degenerate fraud Michael Weiner can get his crappy little Paul Revere Society to cough some dough for his favorite politician?

[TC Rider]

For me, boycotting Whole Foods is easy. I don’t eat granola, sprouts and organic tofu.

Other places I boycott: Gay bath houses, DNC fundraisers, Women’s Alternative Bookstores, Candle and aromatherepy stores, New age boutiques...

[oneamericanvoice]

“Brown’s spokesman, Gareth Lacy, said all contributions to the fund were used to defend Brown against “an election-year political trick” in which the Republican Party tried to have Brown declared ineligible to run for office. “

It wasn’t a trick. Brown isn’t elegible to be Attorney General, yet there he is. And to all you Michael Savage fans, your hero gave to his campaign.

[fieldmarshaldj]

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