Today Is Good
The Governator got slapped* and Joss Whedon is on Veronica Mars tonight.
* Actually, 74 and 75 were too close if you ask me. Organized labor needs to improve its image and continue to look for support and favor with voters. There should be no question about whether or not workers should have financial access to politics and policy making. There should be no doubt that 5 years is an unfair tenure period for teachers in our public schools who get paid too little to work under stressful conditions and in the face of the specific California challenges of poverty and large immigrant populations. Also, I'm worried that people won't smear Schwarzenegger's name enough to satisfy my needs. At the time of this posting, the materials online at Los Angeles Times and Huffington Post are just reporting in terms votes for and against. I want more press on how the Governator's grab was too expensive or stories that predict his future impotency.
* Actually, 74 and 75 were too close if you ask me. Organized labor needs to improve its image and continue to look for support and favor with voters. There should be no question about whether or not workers should have financial access to politics and policy making. There should be no doubt that 5 years is an unfair tenure period for teachers in our public schools who get paid too little to work under stressful conditions and in the face of the specific California challenges of poverty and large immigrant populations. Also, I'm worried that people won't smear Schwarzenegger's name enough to satisfy my needs. At the time of this posting, the materials online at Los Angeles Times and Huffington Post are just reporting in terms votes for and against. I want more press on how the Governator's grab was too expensive or stories that predict his future impotency.
posted by Kathy at 7:40 AM
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yeah, the sf chronicle kinda makes it sound like there was a smear campaign against the gubernator: "The anti-Schwarzenegger coalition was a vast, sophisticated political machine that played on public sympathies." that doesn't sound like a compliment to me.
If the so-called "anti-Schwarzeneggar" coalition was indeed a vast and sophisticaed political machine those numbers wouldn't be so damn close! Wish that it (we) were. Vast and sophisticated, that is.
And did anyone check out Orange, Riverside, San Bern, and Ventura county numbers? Very depressing!
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