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  • Adwatch: Ad touts Westly tie, albeit brief, with Carter

    03/11/2006 4:26:49 PM PST · by FairOpinion · 5 replies · 246+ views
    Sacramento Bee ^ | March 11, 2006 | Sac Bee News
    In a television commercial airing in major California media markets, state Controller Steve Westly evokes former President Carter to boost his conservationist credentials. NARRATOR: He's practical ... a problem solver with experience that sets him apart. Under President Carter, he worked on solar energy and conservation. Pro-choice. Defender of the environment. Committed to education. Steve Westly. Democrat. A different kind of governor. .... Analysis: ...... But while the ad shows a young Westly shaking Carter's hand, the former president hasn't endorsed his candidacy. Deanna Congileo, a spokeswoman for the Carter Center in Atlanta, said he makes no endorsements in primary...
  • Schwarzenegger May Not Be Back to Hometown

    12/27/2005 1:31:52 PM PST · by bulldozer · 33 replies · 918+ views
    SFGate.com ^ | December 27, 2005 | GEORGE JAHN
    "I'll be back." That pledge from the Terminator traditionally has had special meaning in Arnold Schwarzenegger's hometown. But now — after the California governor refused to spare two convicted murderers in a row from their death sentences and showed no signs of relenting in another case up next month — the romance is over between Schwarzenegger and Graz, Austria's second-largest city. Acting on Schwarzenegger's orders two weeks after the Dec. 13 execution of former Crips gang leader Stanley Tookie Williams, city leaders Tuesday deleted all references to the bodybuilder-turned-governor on Web sites linked to Graz. Over the weekend, they also...
  • Gay Marriage Bill Dead Till '07, Says Speaker (Dems Trying To Pull A 'Fast One' On Ca. & Nation?

    10/26/2005 7:19:46 PM PDT · by Laissez-faire capitalist · 11 replies · 530+ views
    Bay Area Reporter ^ | Oct. 20, 2005 | Matthew S. Bajko
    State lawmakers will not return to the issue of gay marriage next year, when Democrats hope to retake the governorship and many legislators are up for re-election. Instead, any attempts to pass marriage equality bill in the statehouse will not come until 2007, said the leader of the assembly. Speaker Fabian Numez (D-Los Angeles) confirmed during an interview with the Bay Area Reporter Friday, October 14 that gay marriage will not be a part of the Democrats' legislative agenda when lawmakers return in january to begin a new session. "2007 is what we are looking at right now on reintroducing...