Friday, January 22, 2010
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Poll: GOP Voters Unhappy With Maldonado
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THE PROBLEM WITH STEVE COOLEY
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SacBee: Analysis: Supreme Court ruling will unleash power of special interests
- SacBee: Supreme Court decision could affect Barbara Boxer race
- SFChron: High Court kills limit on firms' campaign funds
- SJMerc: Supreme Court rules corporations can spend on campaign ads
- VStar: Look to California for examples of unlimited spending
- LAT: Supreme Court's ruling on corporate campaign spending could affect state races
- LAT: Analysis: How finance ruling will change campaigns
- LADN: Court ruling may affect state's U.S. Senate race
- SDUT: Campaign financing strictures overturned
- WashPost: Roberts, Court show boldness with ruling
- RivPE: Whitman makes gains in race for governor
- SDUT: Whitman far ahead in GOP governor's race
- CalBuzz: eMeg Surges Ahead of Commish; Both Trail Crusty
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SJMerc: Whitman pours in cash, Poizner pours on criticism
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OakTrib: Little-known law is blocking path to Jerry Brown's papers
- SJMerc: 'Governor' Jerry Brown? It was true this week, for 48 hours
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RedState: Why Carly Fiorina doesn't want herself on tape
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CCT Political Blotter: Campbell crows, Fiorina spins over poll
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OCReg: DeVore: Poll won't kill his Senate bid
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NYTimes: California Democrats Revive Universal Health Plan
- SFChron: Calif. Democrats revive single-payer health care
- SFChron: California single-payer plan advances
- OakTrib: Democrats move to revive single-payer insurance in California
- LAT: California GOP lambastes Democratic healthcare plan
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SacBee: Schwarzenegger's aide takes a shot at Steinberg on pensions
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CalWatchDog: AB 32- Global Warming Poll Released Today
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OCReg: Prop. 8 trial: Backer sees link to pedophilia
- SJMerc: Same-sex marriage foe: Ban keeps Satan at bay
- LAT: Official Prop. 8 proponent claims same-sex marriage can harm children
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SDUT: Oil-for-parks plan derided as blackmail
- SacBee: Schwarzenegger optimistic Congress will give state $7 billion
- SacBee: S.F. judge rejects scientists' suit challenging furloughs
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CalWatchDog: Don't ask about this resolution
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CalWatchDog: CalPERS blames rating agencies
- SacBee: California, local governments covet First 5 money
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SacBee: California's removes state limit on medical marijuana possession
- SJMerc: California Supreme Court rejects medical marijuana limits
- SanGabTrib:State Supreme Court strikes down medical marijuana limits
- The Hill: Cantor takes swipe at Steele over RNC's retreat in Hawaii
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The Golden Pen
OCReg: Supreme Court: A win for the First Amendment - WSJ: A Free Speech Landmark
- SDUT: Appalling and bizarre / Renewed push for government-run health care is laughable
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OCReg: The Baugh Manifesto in practice
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HogueNews: Democrat's "$200 Billion" Heathcare Bill
- HogueNews: Boxer Money Coming to GOP Primary
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BigGovt: Total Makeover: ACORN Edition
- CalPensions: Those pension-grabbing public employees
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SacBee: Field Poll fires the California election's starting gun
- CalCap: Legislature Struggles For Agreement on Package of "Reforms"
- SacBee: Sacramento judge upholds ruling against strong-mayor initiative
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SFChron: Mayor rips Obama II
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SFChron: 2nd tax lien for Oakland mayor: $13,000 for '08
- OakTrib: More tax trouble for Oakland's Dellums
- OakTrib: Advocates for guns in public
- CCTimes: Treasure Island: A view of the future
- FresBee: Sanger council members may face recall
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LATimes: Villaraigosa seeks power to perform weddings
- LATimes: Alarcon's legal troubles highlighted in Assembly
- LADN: Villaraigosa says no bankruptcy for the city
- LAT: L.A. to cut jobs but keep hiring cops
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OCReg: Judge: Former Sheriff Carona can't go to Haiti
- Orange Unified to furlough classified employees
- OCReg: 'Millionaire's tax' ignores neediest kids
- OCReg: GOP House hopeful funds his own campaign
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RivPE: Tea Party rally attracts Inland GOP lawmakers
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DesSun: Bono Mack: History of negative audits discredits Torres-Martinez abilities
- RivPE: District pulls dictionaries after parent complains about offensive phrase
- SDUT: Dumanis calls off boycott of judge