A woman who was bounced out of Madison Square Garden during President Bush’s nationally televised speech at the Republican National Convention has deep ties to the Democratic party’s left coast. The woman, Jodie Evans, one of the founders of the women’s antiwar group Codepink, was removed from the Republican convention on Thursday after standing up during the president's speech and showing anti-Bush and antiwar slogans on a pink slip she wore Ms. Evans managed Jerry Brown’s unsuccessful 1992 presidential campaign, and is a close colleague of ex-California Governor Gray Davis and longtime friend of chief Democratic hit man Bob Mulholland