Posted on 01/10/2012 7:19:24 AM PST by SmithL
Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi voted on hundreds of bills last September. She returned to the Capitol last week as leader of a powerful committee.
In between, her lawyer says, a benign brain tumor affected her judgment and contributed to a shoplifting arrest.
The Castro Valley Democrat declined Monday to discuss the brain tumor, when it was diagnosed, or what role it played when she walked away from a Neiman Marcus without paying for nearly $2,500 in clothing a pair of leather pants, a black skirt and a white blouse.
Hayashi's attorney, Douglas Rappaport, said Friday that a brain tumor impaired her decision-making but that it is being treated with medication and no longer affects her.
Medical experts said Monday that it is very rare, however, for a brain tumor that does not require surgery to influence behavior so significantly.
In Hayashi's Alameda County district, not everyone is buying the explanation.
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Then Arnie appointed her to some lifetime 200k job...
She might be termed out this election cycle, and would have to run for some other office.
with giffords still being the rep for her district, they could give this shoplifter a lobotomy and shed have the seat for life...
THey showed clips of her ,, what a smug little witch she is.
All you know to know about the brain-damaged Liberal wife of a Liberal Alameda County judge:
Assemblymember Mary Hayashi Supports Occupy Oakland Day of Action
As participants prepare for the Occupy Oakland Day of Action on November 2, 2011, Assemblymember Mary Hayashi (D-Hayward) stated her support for the purpose and values of the demonstration.
“I stand in full support of the peaceful protestors of Occupy Oakland and the Day of Action to achieve economic justice and jobs for the 99%,” said Assemblymember Hayashi. “In the spirit of our countrys historic and powerful nonviolent protests, the Day of Action will provide an important opportunity for Californians to voice their unity for more jobs, public education, human services, and consumer protections.”
That’s sad.
I guess that impairs her ability to govern.
She needs to step down.
Migden was then given a six-figure job on State Boards. She currently represents Agricultual Labor Relations Board.
What happened to the ‘I was distracted talking on my cell’ argument. Guess no one believed that either.
What happened to the ‘I was distracted talking on my cell’ argument. Guess no one believed that either.
I stand in full support of the peaceful protestors of Occupy Oakland and the Day of Action to achieve economic justice and jobs for the 99%, said Assemblymember Hayashi.Occupy Neiman Marcus!
-PJ
This type of brain tumor only kicks in when you set foot in a Neiman Marcus. Very rare condition.
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