[gubamyster]

There are also a few good letters to the editor slamming Davis in today's LAT.

[goldstategop]

This from the liberal George "Slumberin" Skelton? I'm surprised. And I suppose its just a coincidence the IRS never openly named GrayDown in their press release of the other week. GrayDown's become the JJ of California politics; he's the expert at getting corporations to pony up to his campaign or else.

[eureka!]

Ready made campaign ad here, IMHO....

[Gophack]

GREAT find!

Democrat pit bull Bob Mulholland will continue trying to make hay with the corporate scandals, but the fact is that Democrats receive far more corporate money than Republicans. I hope the RNC is putting together those facts.

Bill Simon didn't take a dime from Enron, Davis took $120,000 ... and gave us taxpayers a $12 billion debt to purchase energy on the spot market.

Dump Davis!

[ElkGroveDan]

SHOW-ME-THE-MONEY PING

[JustAmy]

Let's start our campaign to :

[Saundra Duffy]

Simon should be on this like stink on sh-t.

[John Jorsett]

I think this calls for:

[hauerf]

Government by venality. Wonderful.

[budwiesest]

WorldCom $109,000. Adelphia $52,500. Enron $120,000. Global Crossing execs $120,050. Arthur Andersen and its parent $54,000. Does anybody care? WorldCom $109,000. Adelphia $52,500. Enron $120,000. Global Crossing execs $120,050. Arthur Andersen and its parent $54,000. Does anybody care?

Not really, as long as we have full disclosure (this certainly looks like disclosure yet, having to find it here makes one wonder if the media ever intends to make it 'full') To repeat: We may have the best government money can buy.

I'll not be pessimistic about this upcoming election unless I see more kidnapping/abductions grabbing headlines till Nov.--ie. sheepherding raised to an art form.