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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Controversial SF Prop H "I'm Gonna Bleep Them" Ad On Comedy Central Tonight
0 comments Posted by ai at 4:13 PMThe funny and controversial "I'm gonna bleep them" ad calling for support of San Francisco Proposition H is going to be aired on "Comedy Central" tonight (Comedy Central Network, Channel 63)
Here's what I said about it:
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi discusses Prop H and an impromptu debate that took place with a PG&E rep, 10/9/08, Poleng Lounge.
Video by Luke Thomas, FogCityJournal.com
Assemblyman Mark Leno lays out the case for supporting both state Proposition 8 and San Francisco Proposition H, the SF clean energy initiative on the ballot. Leno, a former SF supervisor explains refutes many of the fears that PG&E will be "taken over."
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
I went over to cover what turned out to be a lively rally for San Francisco's Proposition H, an initiative which if passed will set a goal of 100 percent clean energy use in San Francisco by 2040.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Van Jones Backs SF Proposition H - Green Collar Economy Author Says "Yes on H"
0 comments Posted by ai at 12:17 PMAs part of our effort to promote clean energy for San Francisco, I am very proud to report that Van Jones, the author of "The Green Collar Economy" has endorsed Prop H for clean energy.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
PG&E Trying To Fool Public On Prop H - Yes On H - SF Bay Guardian
0 comments Posted by ai at 1:36 AMLeave it to long time San Francisco Bay Guardian scribe and now Executive Editor Tim Redmond to lay down the truth about Pacific Gas and Electric Company's campaign of lies and misrepresentation regarding Proposition H. Read this by Redmond:Way back in the 1980s, when Willie Brown was the untouchable speaker of the State Assembly and by all accounts the second most powerful politician in California, he came to an event at the San Francisco Press Club and gave a few dozen reporters a lesson in how to defeat a ballot measure. I'll never forget it.
A group of reformers — some Republicans, many unhappy with Brown's leadership — placed a measure before the voters that would have taken the power of drawing legislative districts away from the State Legislature and given it to a panel of retired judges. The Democratic leadership, which had used its redistricting power with shameless brilliance to create safe seats for Democrats, wanted to kill the proposition, but polls showed it passing by a good margin.
So Brown went to the notorious Los Angeles political consulting firm of Berman and D'Agostino (a.k.a. BAD Campaigns). "And they told me," Brown announced to the audience, "that any piece of legislation has something in it that can be used to upset and confuse the voters....MORE
Monday, October 13, 2008
On Friday, Mary The Clean Energy Gal, and I went to a fantastic private party in San Francisco to meet the great pop-band Cake, eat Cake, and talk about Clean Energy in San Francisco.
Stay tuned for a great series of videos!
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