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Danny Gilmore just saying no?
Yes, we've heard the rumors too.
The California Target Book's Allan Hoffenblum has reported in his subscription Hot Sheet e-letter that Assemblyman Danny Gilmore won't be seeking re-election.
Hoffenblum told us he heard it from two reliable sources. We have calls in to Gilmore and his staffers and hope to have it confirmed or denied by the end of the day.
Gilmore's frustration with Sacramento was made clear in a piece by (supposedly retired, ha!) Dianne Hardisty in Sunday's Californian.
If the news is true, this means even more political opportunities (and shuffling) in 2010, which is turning out to be a fun-to-watch season for political junkies.
Fran Florez, Dem, has already filed papers to run for Gilmore's seat. If he's out, who will step up from the Republican side?
-- Gretchen Wenner, staff writer
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posted by
BanditIvy
on Oct 24, 2009 at 09:55 AM
Let's hope Gilmore disappears. We've already learned, like Ashburn, you can't count on him to keep his promises.
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