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California Blog Round Up, 5/1/06

by: jsw

Mon May 01, 2006 at 17:30:36 PM PDT


OK, here's the California blog roundup for today. There's no immigration in it; I'm going to save all of the immigration posts (and there are lots) for tomorrow, and combine them with those that people write in the evening. Teasers: Lots of California Democratic Party Convention, 15% Doolittle, CA-04, Paid-For Pombo, CA-11, Republican corruption, this & that.

jsw :: California Blog Round Up, 5/1/06

CDP Convention

15% Doolittle / CA-04

  • From Words Have Power, 15% Doolittle pretends that the public doesn't care how corrupt he is.

  • Apparently, 15% Doolittle is convinced that his trouble is all the fault of the Sacramento Bee. Reality does have a liberal bias. BTW, I clicked through to read the Op-Ed itself, and it's a fascinating piece of work. 15% Doolittle made his wife part of his campaign apparatus and complains that she should be off-limits. He also repeats the lie that the commission on funds raised is a common practice. Dang.

  • And if you're not down with that, Dump Doolittle points you to some collateral you can use if you're in 15% Doolittle's district.

Paid-For Pombo / CA-11

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"Tees up the attacks on hyper-partisanship" (0.00 / 0)
Uh-huh. Reporting fact is not teeing up the attacks.

I spent about one sentence on that point.

Then I revealed the historical impact of the state party endorsement on statewide races.

Very little, and there, only on a down ballot race.

It helps to have been to a couple dozen state Democratic conventions as activist, operative, and journalist.

Sorry you don't like the facts.


We are graced (0.00 / 0)
It helps to have been to a couple dozen state Democratic conventions as activist, operative, and journalist.

This looks familiar... oh, right.

It helps to have been to a couple dozen of these state Democratic conventions, as I have.

Just so we don't miss any of Mr. Bradley's other qualifications, he is also a member of Mensa and several other high IQ societies.

Sorry you don't like the facts.

Mr. Bradley, by his own admission (and, pray tell, what use would false modesty be), has infinitely more experience and a much bigger brain than ordinary mortals.  Still, not every word from Mr. Bradley's storied wireless handheld device is an actual fact merely because he thumbed it.  For example, one is still waiting for the predicted massive nativist backlash to the April immigration marches.


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Real time blogging (0.00 / 0)
Incidentally, I published several thousand words of real time blogging during the convention. I'm the only one who uses a wireless handheld so I don't have to go off somewhere to write about what happened.

And one must appreciate (0.00 / 0)
that Mr. Bradley does the work for which he's paid, and which he has promised to deliver.  It's rare these days that people do what they say they'll do.

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More distortion (0.00 / 0)
Look, you don't get to distort what I write.

You should read what is actually written before making sophomoric comments about it.

Don't add to the current distortion by distorting what I wrote before, either.



Interactive media is here (0.00 / 0)
The blogosphere is about interactivity.  In the past, people would have just "distorted" your writing in person, now it's out there floating on the internets.

I think what you are calling distortion is what I like to call discussion.  It's a feature, not a bug, of the blogosphere.  Blogs allow people to openly discuss their opinions.

I think that's a good thing.

I think?


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a lawyer? (0.00 / 0)
Funny, you don't write like a lawyer. Winning a case sometimes requires getting the facts straight. Or so I'm told.

Don't rely on cheap attitude.


Your "interactive media" spin (0.00 / 0)
Gimme a break, pal. A sentence noting the nature of the convention does not constitute  "tees up the attacks on Angelides for "hyper-partisanship."

"What you call distortion I call discussion."

How about what you call discussion I call BS?

LOL


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