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Now let's see. The reporters for the Chronicle visited the Lt. Governor's office in 2002 to see whether the furniture and artwork matched a photo taken in 1998. Somebody else is Lt. Gov. now. He has, no doubt, changed the office to suit himself. Duh.
The key is, I think, the 6-foot by 2-foot modern art painting on the wall behind Angele. That puppy probably cost about $6,000 and is one-of-a-kind. There have to be PR photos of Girl Scouts and such with then-Lt. Gov. (and Gov. candidate) Davis in his office AS IT WAS THEN, which are still available.
If those photos, taken in 1998, show that artwork, then the photo is real. That artwork is not the sort of thing that any politician is likely to remove from the 24-hour security of his official office, and put up on the wall of his downtown campaign office in L.A., which is where Davis and Angele (who now holds a Davis appointment) claim the photo was taken.
And if the photo holds up, Davis not only lied in person and lied through his press spokeman, he is also lying through his official logs of where he was.
To demonstrate the incompetence of the Chronicle's reporters, one should ask them if their own offices look the same now as they did when the previous person was working there -- same pictures, same furniture, etc.

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The Simon campaign is in full retreat mode, Congressman. There's no "there" there with this. Otherwise, the Simon campaign would make a big deal about this issue. They obviously lept before looking. The Simon campaign is run by incompetents, and this is par for the course.

David did nothing illegal in this photo.

"Either they didn't vet the information, or they were set up."

I havve a horible gut feeling that COPS from the onset used their endorsement for a setup.

I don't know how many "cops" belong today but in 1980 when I ran for the Assembly there were 6 members statewide.

The organization was started by a liberal socialist Senator to make the public think that the police organizations were behind socialist candidates and their entire purpose is the endorsing of candidates.

Knowing who and what they were I wouldn't answer their questionaire and certainly wouldn't have accepted their endorsement.

I wouldn't put it past them to be in bed with Davis and everything from their endorsement to this "evidence of illegal accivity", which was witheld until after Simon had made a statement was used from the onset for the purpose of generating support for Davis and discrediting Simon.

Now let's see. The reporters for the Chronicle visited the Lt. Governor's office in 2002 to see whether the furniture and artwork matched a photo taken in 1998. Somebody else is Lt. Gov. now. He has, no doubt, changed the office to suit himself. Duh.

One of the other articles posted on FR today says that the Lt. Governor's office has floor-to-ceiling windows, which the office in this photo doesn't. Sad to say, this looks like more incompetence from the Simon campaign.