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eMeg responds...
Governor hopeful Meg Whitman hasn't voted much, as the Sac Bee reported today.
Her campaign just sent out a press release in response; here ya go in full:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEG WHITMAN STATEMENT ON HER
The Bee's in-depth report found no record of Whitman ever registering to vote until 2002. Her Republican competitors, Poizner and Tom Campbell, meanwhile, have been regular voters all along. OK, have at...what do ya think? -- Gretchen Wenner, staff writer 4 comments from 4 users
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posted by
Barneyman
on Sep 24, 2009 at 01:00 PM
She should have been more responsible, registered & voted but alas so should our President by claiming his true foriegn citizenship & not running. But what the heck it's all about the image or is it? posted by
djembe
on Sep 24, 2009 at 01:10 PM
I have been a registered voter since I turned 18. If she didn't care enough about issues as recent as this decade, what can we expect from her? This state elected a know-nothing Republican to the governor's office twice this decade. Hopefully California voters won't do it again. posted by
politicsanyone
on Sep 24, 2009 at 03:38 PM
Update: Another release from the Whitman campaign just came through; this one quotes Simon responding to Poizner's response to the Sac Bee story (uh, yeah...)...
BILL SIMON RESPONDS TO STEVE POIZNER’S CAMPAIGN FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: See the following statement from Meg Whitman Campaign Co-Chairman and former Republican nominee for California Governor Bill Simon. Simon’s response is to an official statement released by the Steve Poizner campaign suggesting that Meg Whitman exit the race:
posted by
scharfcpa
on Oct 5, 2009 at 03:46 PM
Hugh Hewitt just aired a recorded interview he conducted with Amy Chance, political editor of the Sacramento Bee, after Andrew McIntosh, the author of the piece, refused to identify the official sources of his information. He confronted her with documented facts that indicate that Ms. Whitman was registered to vote in Ohio in 1981/82, and that the San Francisco elections office has no record of any voters' registrations prior to 1992, including Nancy Pelosi and Dianne Feinstein. Check Hugh's post "Fun with Journalists" at hughhewitt.com, when the Sac Bee makes an issue of the "fact" that they couldn't confirm Ms. Whitman's voter status during those years. Shoddy journalism or a hit piece? Don't take everything you read in the papers as gospel.
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