Quote Originally Posted by eastbaygordo
He's not running much of a campaign yet and is failing the same way Poizner did, letting Meg talk without a counter-voice.
how is that battle going, eb? from I've heard both Jerry and Meg are trying to distance themselves from the prop. Its been a looong time since I lived out there but wasn't Brown the mayor of Oaksterdam right after Prop 215 who deputized the dispensary workers to protect them from shrub's gestapo? if so that was really cool of him. but don't tell anyone tho, he might get hammered in the prohib media if they knew that. :jointsmile:

do you think Meg would attack prop 19 if it passes? I would bet she would be more likely that Brown, but I really don't know since I don't live out there anymore.
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