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Columnist: Davis attacked female workers Accuses L.A. Times of bias after last-minute dish on Schwarzenegger Posted: October 6, 2003 5:00 p.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Accusing the Los Angeles Times of tabloid tactics by publishing unsubstantiated allegations about Arnold Schwarzenegger on the eve of the California recall election, a columnist said the paper has been sitting on information Gov. Gray Davis is an "office batterer." Los Angeles-based political commentator Jill Stewart, a Democrat, said Davis "has attacked female members of his staff, thrown objects at subservients and launched into red-faced fits, screaming the f-word until staffers cower." Weeks ago, the...

Jill Stewart is a reporter who wrote an article on a Gray Davis for the now defunct New Times LA.  When she was working the story, she ran into an LA Times reporter working on the same story. Jill states that she has it on good sources that the Democrats were ready to come out with something horrible that they still couldn't verify.  A female labor union official was going to claim rape.  This was pulled back since the Los Angeles Times had already slimed Schwarzenegger. Her original story in 1997 was that Gray Davis had a severe temper and...

American Reporter Correspondant Jill Stewart then a writer for New Times Los Angeles revealed in 1997 that California Governor Grey Davis attacked aides, hurled vulgarities and ashtrays at them, and 'behaved badly' as Arnold Schwarznegger described his own behavior yesterday.Moreover, Stewart, a former Los Angeles Times staff reporter, says editors there knew of those attacks from accounts provided to them by their own staff reporters, but none the less concealed those accounts-apprarently, even as it prepared an October 2 expose on sexual harassment invloving Schwartznegger.The facts of her article were never disputed by Davis, who was then engaged in a...

Paper Put Two Hit Teams on Arnold, Zero Hit Team on Davis I couldn't have been more shocked to see the lurid stories about Arnold Schwarzenegger and the things several women allege he uttered or did to them. But it wasn't over the allegations, which I had read much of in a magazine before. I was most shocked at the Los Angeles Times. Some politicos dub the Thursday before a big election "Dirty Tricks Thursday." That's the best day for an opponent to unload his bag of filth against another candidate, getting maximum headlines, while giving his stunned opponent no...

LA Times Covers Up Davis Violence on Female Staff Paper Put Two Hit Teams on Arnold, Zero Hit Team on Davis ~ By Jill Stewart I couldn't have been more shocked to see the lurid stories about Arnold Schwarzenegger and the things several women allege he uttered or did to them. But it wasn't over the allegations, which I had read much of in a magazine before. I was most shocked at the Los Angeles Times. Some politicos dub the Thursday before a big election "Dirty Tricks Thursday." That's the best day for an opponent to unload his bag of...

GRAY DAVIS - A CLOSET WACKO?New Times LA9-11-98 Jill Stewart Closet Wacko vs. Mega-fibberOnce again, the California Democratic Party has served up two lousy candidates for governor: Gray Davis and Al ChecchiBy Jill Stewart newtimesla.com9-11-98 I have this file, labeled "Gray Davis," that for the last few years I've been stuffing with the bizarre tales quietly shared among journalists and insiders about the man who, though viewed as a blandly pleasant talking head by most Californians, is one of the strangest ducks ever elected to statewide office. Long protected by the news media, the baby-faced Davis has been allowed to move...