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Update: Recent entry on the topic: Gay Marriage (posted 2.25.2004) The anti-gay American Family Association (“America’s Pro-Family Action Web Site!”) is conducting a poll on gay marriage. Apparently, the organization plans to share the results of this poll with Congress. Of course, they’re expecting that the only people to vote in the poll will be […]

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While giving my beautiful wife a birthday ride to work this morning, we passed corner after corner of yellow Gonzalez signs. I honked in support at each passing. It was a great feeling to see so much support for he who will be the next mayor of San Francisco and the first Green party mayor […]

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The photo on the front page of today’s Chronicle was taken around the corner from my house yesterday afternoon — outside the Jamba Juice at 9th and Irving here in the Inner Sunset. In fact, the after-party crew was having brunch just across the street at Howard’s Cafe. We heard the cheers and, knowing that […]

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Rene Amini has compiled a list of Bloggers for Matt (Gonzalez). The Guardian this week has a number of Gonzalez stories and op-ed pieces urging San Francisco voters to put him in office. The Guardian suggests that if those of us who voted on November 4 urge at least one friend who didn’t vote that […]

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The Chronicle reports today that Matt Gonzalez has a 49% to 47% lead over Gavin Newsom in the polls: “San Francisco’s race for mayor is too close to call, but Supervisor Matt Gonzalez has a small lead among those most likely to vote Dec. 9, according to a poll released Friday by CBS 5-TV.” This […]

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Alexandra Trustman explains in The Brown Daily Herald that CNN producers put her up to the Mac or PC question in last week’s Rock the Vote debate: “I’m writing in response to the Daily Jolt forums, the student dialogue and The Herald representation of me and my question at CNN’s Rock the Vote. I’m extremely […]

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Did you remember to vote yesterday? I sure hope so. I haven’t seen the numbers, but I would guess that due to the lack of an action hero running for any public office, the number of people who turned out to vote yesterday wasn’t as high as the number who voted last month. The greatest […]

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Anyone who knows me or has been reading my blog for a while knows where I stand politically. With that in mind, here’s the ultimate irony: I just got a call from the staffer of Rebublican Congressman Tom Delay (from Texas, at that!) inviting me to become a “California Chairman of the Business Advisory Council.” […]

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Apparently entertainment and government are no longer different. California voters yesterday voted to recall Gray Davis 55% to 45% and Arnold Schwarzenegger was elected by a landslide to replace him. The giant headline in this morning’s Chronicle is Schwarzenegger Leads Voter Revolt, followed by a number of other stories. Fair enough. Unfortunate, yes, but the […]

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Following in the footsteps of Howard Dean and Kicking Ass, the blog of the Democratic National Committee, the Bush-Cheney camp now has an official blog. Ha! It’s basically a continuous press release machine in disguise. And, as Kicking Ass points out, all posts are hidden behind the clever name “GeorgeWBush.com,” so there’s zero sense of […]

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