To: WOSG
Yep, 1992 Boxer versus Bruce Herschensohn, came out the FRIDAY before the election that he had visited strip clubs(his campaign emphasized family values.)
Am still looking for a good summary source of that, google often floods the top of the search with leftist analysis links...
To: Diddle E. Squat
google often floods the top of the search with leftist analysis links
You've noticed that too huh
42 posted on
10/02/2003 3:45:04 PM PDT by
visualops
(Two Wrongs don't make a right- they make the Democratic Ticket for 2004!)
To: Diddle E. Squat
When George W. Bush's DUI was revealed, California Republicans recalled the 1992 U.S. Senate race of Bruce Herschensohn. That's when Mulholland dominated newspaper headlines for five days just before the election by planting questions about Herschensohn's personal conduct. That vintage Mulholland maneuver made it all but impossible for Herschensohn to stay on-message during the campaign's crucial closing days. Instead, the Republican was reduced to replying to unsubstantiated rumors and untrue charges circulated by Mulholland, a master at manipulating the press. The damage among undecided voters was devastating.
By the time Herschensohn had lost against the unimpressive Barbara Boxer, it turned out that the Republican was indeed guilty of what? Along with his girlfriend and another couple, the four had attended a show at a Hollywood strip club. It was quite a coup for Mulholland.
http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment111700g.shtml
And some more "October Surprises":
California Republicans have experienced late hits three times in the last 11 years. In 1992, Bruce Herschensohn narrowly lost a Senate race against Barbara Boxer when it was revealed on the Friday before the election that he and his girlfriend and another couple had visited a strip club. In 1994, Michael Huffington narrowly lost a Senate race against Feinstein when, a few days before the election, it was revealed that he had hired an illegal immigrant as a nanny. In 1998, Darrell Issa -- now a congressmen whose $1.6 million funding of the recall petition drive produced this recall election -- lost a Senate primary when it was revealed that he had embellished his military record.
http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/0/071085-4920-021.html
46 posted on
10/02/2003 4:08:13 PM PDT by
visualops
(Two Wrongs don't make a right- they make the Democratic Ticket for 2004!)
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