Posted on 10/07/2010 4:23:36 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jerry Brown channelled his inner Obama on Wednesday night, preaching post-partisanship and unity at a small-dollar fundraiser in San Francisco.
More than 100 young supporters gathered at Orson, a chic bar and restaurant, for an event dubbed The Brown Bash. Organizers said it was aimed at attracting younger voters to Browns campaign, which had run a bare-bones operation until going up with TV ads last month.
For his part, Brown was brief, reminding the crowd of Californias potential and its position as the worlds eighth-largest economy.
Its the state of imagination, he said. This is the place of Hollywood movies. This is the place of rocket ships. Its the place of wind machines. Its the place of all sorts of ideas. Its the place of gay marriage.
He also delivered on his reputation for salty language. Weve been in California a long time and theres a pioneering spirit, and what we face today is a very screwed up state of politics, Brown said.
Its broken. It's a breakdown. But if we can summon up the spontaneity and the creativity of California, we can transform what is a breakdown into a breakthrough.
Then Brown launched into a rant that seemed to meld dialogue from the movie Scarface with Obamas best moments on the presidential campaign trail.
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Whether youre in a car wash or youre a maid or youre a billionaire, we gotta all treat everybody as brothers and sisters in California, he said.
In that spirit, well make it work.
With that, he wrapped up his remarks, which clocked in at just over six minutes.
I know you want to go back to drinking and talking and picking up people, he said. Less is more.
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He is a relic of a twisted past in this state and nation, one we ought not go back to lightly or be led thru trickery and deceit.
If he wins you can stick a fork in California, for she is done!
Idiotic
Fixed it.
They don’t call him moonbeam for nothing.
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