Charlie Rose with John Edwards; Sandy Berger; James Wolfensohn; Meg Whitman (October 1, 2001)
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
Between San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom ripping off his mike this week in an interview and GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman weighing in on the media, we must say: man, some of...
Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
If the entertainment industry were allowed to pick California's next governor, there would be no contest: Jerry Brown would win by a landslide. That was made clear this past week as the 71-year-old attorney general was feted by industry leaders at an event raising more than $1 million and co-chaired by directors Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams, and other movers and shakers. It's also been clear for...
Another Pundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
Gun Control: Will 2010 keep the K in Kalifornia? BY: John Longenecker Independence has a meaning which has been lost on many Americans. It is at the core of why Kalifornia is going bankrupt: lack of Independence from our public servants. Demagoguery – and other official Potomac Fever endeavors to do too many things for the people, things which many of us knew should not have been done –...
Swing State Project (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
? CA-Sen : Rasmussen piggybacked another California Senate poll on their gubernatorial poll from yesterday. Despite finding some gains for Meg Whitman yesterday, they don't see any improvement for Carly Fiorina or Chuck DeVore. Barbara Boxer leads Fiorina 46-37 (it was 49-39 in September) and DeVore 46-36 (previously 46-37). ? DE-Sen : Mike Castle's fundraising was weak earlier this year (in fact,...
FamousDC (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Oh boy… On the heels of that news, Public Policy Polling released this shocking nugget on its blog: "a 52% majority of GOP voters nationally think that ACORN stole the Presidential election for Barack Obama last year. [move on] A majority of Americans also blame ACORN for their bad mood and uncontrollable gas. Share on Facebook Related posts:If Using [...] Related posts: If Using Photoshop...
Daily Kos (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Rasmussen Reports hits two of the biggest prizes in Election 2010, and in true Rasmussen fashion, find the Republican candidates doing better than any other pollsters in America. That, and a few other choice headlines from the world of the campaign trail, grace the Thursday evening edition of the Wrap. NY-Gov: Rasmussen Claims Giuliani Within 3 of Cuomo It might be a moot point now, but our first...
Blog for Peace and Freedom (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Ballot Access News reports: A Rasmussen Poll released on November 19 shows that if the election for Governor of California were being held now, no candidate has a majority, assuming the Democratic nominee is Jerry Brown and that the Republican nominee is Meg Whitman. The results are: Brown 41%, Whitman 41%, other 3%, undecided [...]
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Former eBay CEO Meg Whitman gave an expansive interview to ABC News' Teddy Davis today, covering everything from Sarah Palin to 2010 Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown --...
The Hedgehog Report (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Scott Rasmussen is out with a new poll this morning that shows Republican Meg Whitman has surged into a tie with Democrat Jerry Brown to see who will become the next Governor of California.GOVERNOR - CALIFORNIA (Rasmussen)Jerry Brown (D) 41% Meg Whitman (R) 41% Jerry Brown (D) 43% Steve Poizner (R) 32% Jerry Brown ...
Michael Goldfarb - The Blog (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
The numbers in California: A new Rasmussen Reports survey in California finds next year's race for governor now a dead heat with Jerry Brown (D) and Meg Whitman (R) tied at 41%. In other match ups, Brown leads Steve Poizner...
Swing State Project (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Rasmussen (11/17, likely voters, 9/24 in parentheses): Jerry Brown (D) : 41 (44) Meg Whitman (R) : 41 (35) Some other : 3 (3) Not sure : 14 (18) Jerry Brown (D) : 42 (44) Tom Campbell (R) : 33 (34) Some other : 6 (6) Not sure : 19 (16) Jerry Brown (R) : 43 (45) Steve Poizner (R) : 32 (32) Some other : 7 (5) Not sure : 18 (18) (MoE: ?5.5%) This poll's a little suprising, since it's the first poll to...
Real Clear Politics (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
New Rasmussen survey of the California Governor's race shows Republican Meg Whitman climbing into a tie with Democrat Jerry Brown: Brown (D) 41 (-3 vs. last poll in September) Whitman (R) 41 (+6) Brown is the only major Democratic candidate in the field after San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom abruptly abandoned his bid three weeks ago. Whitman is a [...]
Political Wire (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
A new Rasmussen Reports survey in California finds next year's race for governor now a dead heat with Jerry Brown (D) and Meg Whitman (R) tied at 41%. In other match ups, Brown leads Steve Poizner (R), 43% to 32%, and tops Tom Campbell (R), 42% to 33%.
Red State (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Work has intruded on my blogging more than I’d like recently, so I haven’t had the chance to revisit the issue of the mysterious explosion in twitter followers for California Senate candidates Carly Fiorina and Al Ramirez . A couple days ago, in response to the piece I wrote on the subject, someone from the NRSC sent me a link to this article, which purported to explain the phenomenon...
ABC News (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Republican gubernatorial candidate says she has "spine of steel" for the job. Meg Whitman - Republican - EBay - California - United States
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mrinternet | 09/05/2008
The carefully GOP manipulated TV coverage of the RNC Wednesday night was an interesting sociological snapshot of the base of supporters physically present. You would have thought that some of the nationally known speakers - Meg Whitman, founder of that small little company E-Bay and Carly Fiorina, former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard were giving a speech to themselves inside a closet when talking
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