[Publius6961]

I also wish that the Coastal Commission bribery scandal would break as to the "Doe" politician that Dan Walters has written about.

Please provide more details?
i would love more on this because...

I have maintained from the beginning that the Coastal Commission is the closest to guaranteed corruption that could be created.
To say nothing of undiluted fascism.

[goldstategop]

Didn't a state court judge declare the current structure of the Coastal Commission to be unconstitutional? My understanding is the matter's on appeal.

[eureka!]

"Please provide more details [on the bribery scandal]"

I just spent 10 minutes searching and can't find the article. Grrrrr. It goes like this: There is/was a corruption prosecution over bribery type activity with the coastal commission--$$$ for development approval. In litigation by the Sac Bee to unseal the files a "Doe" attorney filed an action on behalf of a "Doe" plaintiff to keep them sealed. Walters, I believe, wrote about it and Grayout looks to be the one.

Can anyone else out there help?