FLASH: Daily News Endorses Waldman, Pavley

Though the News is disgusted by the spat between Waldman and chief opponent Bob Blumenfield over Blumenfield's questionable campaign financing, they gave the nod to Waldman based on his past experience and their hope once in office he'll put all this behind him. The paper also stated that fellow candidates Laurette Healey and Dan McCrory "just aren't viable candidates."

Voters in both races go to the polls June 3rd.
Labels: AD40, bob blumenfield, daily news, Fran Pavley, laurette healey, lloyd levine, stuart waldman
15 Comments:
That is really bad news for the Levines and Berman.
This makes Lloyd look really dumb.
Pavley is the biggest business buster in the Senate, and the environmental bill the DN touts as groundbreaking "for the whole country," is just the kind of thing that keeps business from coming to Calif., and moving in droves instead to booming AZ and NV. Sure LEvine may look a little silly sometimes, but his mistakes don't cost nearly as much.
Anyway, how many Dem's read and pay attention to the DN?
Noone cares who reads the Dailey News. Stuart loses.
I don't think that Pavley is any more liberal than Levine but she might be more effective.
What I do know is that Levine's going to get his ass kicked bad on the 3rd. We're looking at probably 65-35 at least.
the mind blowing climate change bill was basically the Kyoto Protocol without policy to help implement it. Not good legislation in my opinion because it set a time limit and number on redux w/o setting policy on how to compare emission numbers from different agencies and gov'ts (local vs state) who are regulating one source. So basically, agencies are duking it out without guidance on what's really better policy.
She created a vacuum.
I may be biased, but I saw it happen at a former job. Too complicated for a soundbite.
Good bye, Sidney Pollack. Out of Africa, Norma Rae, Tootsie... recently he reverted to his origins in youth, and filmed a doc of himself interviewing Frank Gehry: their warm rapport really shone through, no egos. Loved ya, Sidney!
BYE BYE Nanny Levine
"To be sure, Waldman has not been on his best behavior throughout this campaign. In a Daily News editorial board meeting with the two other top Democratic candidates - Bob Blumenfield and Laurette Healey - Waldman was at times rude, combative and sour."
How come they didn't call him "affable"?
11:35, you may be biased, but you're also misinformed. There is only one statewide board that is responsible for setting policy, coordinating control of GHG emissions and achieving targets set by AB 32. That is the California Air Resources Board. Wake up.
This whole thing makes Bob and Lloyd look like a couple of juvenile delinquents who messed with the top nerd of the school.
Congrats on the endorsement Stuart. And good luck on the 3rd--which incidentally is 10 years to the day that I first met you. Your experience and commitment should put you over the top.
Pavley= Another Skelton, Barkin, Hacopian Big Lib "gift" to California voters.
Lord help us all.
1:41 = another dense, dumbass Libertarian
I guess the times forgot that Fran Pavley is known for usurping hundreds of thousands of dollars from citizens of Agoura. While on City Council in the 90s, Agoura residents were wrongfully charged hundreds of thousands of dollars in utility taxes. Although the courts ruled the money was to be returned, the city council decided to require residents to ask for their money. If they did not know they were rwongfully charged they did not get anything back. However, the city council also enjoyed a lovely raise (guess where that money came from).
Google this for yourself with the terms "fran pavlely" + "utility tax"
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