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JI7

(89,248 posts)
Tue Jun 3, 2014, 02:09 AM Jun 2014

California GOP candidates vie for right to lose to Jerry Brown

<Two California counties are set to vote on whether the secede from the state, and Republican gubernatorial candidates are locked in a battle to see who gets to lose to Jerry Brown next fall, as the country’s most populous state heads to the polls Tuesday.

Former TARP boss Neel Kashkari is battling Tea Party favorite Tim Donnelly for second place in California’s open primary Tuesday. The “winner” will get the chance to run against and, in all probability, lose to California Gov. Jerry Brown this fall.

Kashkari has money, an appealing son-of-immigrants background, a social moderate stance, and the blessing of national Republican establishment figures like Jeb Bush, Condoleezza Rice and Karl Rove.

But in the days before Tuesday’s open primary, he’s been running well behind Tim Donnelly, a state assemblyman best known for his involvement with the Minuteman project, a private citizen effort to prevent illegal border crossings.>

http://blogs.marketwatch.com/themargin/2014/06/02/california-gop-candidates-vie-for-right-to-lose-to-jerry-brown/

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California GOP candidates vie for right to lose to Jerry Brown (Original Post) JI7 Jun 2014 OP
I sure hope Jamaal510 Jun 2014 #1

Jamaal510

(10,893 posts)
1. I sure hope
Tue Jun 3, 2014, 03:38 AM
Jun 2014

turnout will be much higher this fall than it has been so far. They say that the turnout for the primaries this year is at a record low.

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