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Saturday, May 29th, 2010
WILL AND WILLIE SHOW • MAY 28th, 2010 • PART TWO – The Propositions
Former San Francisco Mayor and Speaker of the California State Assembly Willie L. Brown Jr. and Political Comic Will Durst talk about the propositions on the ballot and share their considerable insight into the process. This is the part two of two parts of the conversation. There’s fun with the idea of a two-thirds majority imposed by various propositions only requiring a majority vote to pass. The Mayor’s idea of a court challenge would apply to the propositions in this election as well as the Proposition 13 property tax law passed in 1978.
Episode 22 - The California State Primaries - Part Two [38:38m]:
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Saturday, May 29th, 2010
WILL AND WILLIE SHOW • MAY 28th, 2010 • PART TWO – The Propositions
Former San Francisco Mayor and Speaker of the California State Assembly Willie L. Brown Jr. and Political Comic Will Durst talk about the propositions on the ballot and share their considerable insight into the process. This is the part two of two parts of the conversation. There’s fun with the idea of a two-thirds majority imposed by various propositions only requiring a majority vote to pass. The Mayor’s idea of a court challenge would apply to the propositions in this election as well as the Proposition 13 property tax law passed in 1978.
Episode 22 - The California State Primaries - Part Two [38:38m]:
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Tags: Aaron Peskin, Arlen Spector, Ballot Arguments, california, California State Propositions, Clint Reilly, Consumer Advocate, CTA, Dave Jones, David Chui, Democratic Party, Democrats, Dennis Herrera, elections, Gloria Romero, Hector De La Torre, Insurance Commissioner, Insurance Rates, Janet Reilly, Jerry Brown, Joe Sestak, Majority, Michela Alioto-Pier, Open Primaries, Pacific Gas & Electric, Paul "The Lobster" Wells, paul wells, PG&E, Politics, Polls, Primaries, Prop 13, Prop 8, Proposition 14, Proposition 15, Proposition 16, Proposition 17, Public Funding, Public Power, Quakenbush, Republican Party, Republicans, Sacramento, Sacramento Bee, San Francisco Board of Supervisors, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Schools, Talk Radio, Taxpapers Right To Vote, Term Limits, The Primaries, The White House, Tom Ammiano, Tom Torlakson, Two-Thirds, Voters, Will and Willie Show, willie brown, Willie L. Brown Jr.
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
Part Two of two episodes with Will Durst and Willie Brown sitting down at Tres Agaves in San Francisco @ 130 Townsend in San Francisco with Producer Paul “The Lobster” Wells and have lunch at this Restaurant close to AT&T Park, home of the SF Giants. A freewheeling discussion was recorded as part one. After a delicious and very satisfying lunch for cast and crew, we pick up the conversation in Episode 18 on taxes and money and dive in to the political topics of the day: President Obama’s first one hundred days, The rescue of the ship captain from Somalian Pirates by Navy Seals, Newspapers and what will be the key to their survival and the importance of it to democracy. We touched on how Rush Limbaugh was proliferated through syndicated radio and what the impact of deregulation has had on radio and local communities. The newspaper talk leads to sports writers and the Giants and their pitchers, and the new show on Comcast Willie Brown will be doing with Gary Radnich for 49ers post game wrap-ups. Then we circle around to the May 19th special elections in California and Governor Arnold, Schwarzenegger, and the unpopular notion of new taxes and fees. We end up with the proposal to rename 3rd Street in San Francisco “Willie Brown Boulevard.”
Episode 18 - At Tres Agaves post-lunch [42:23m]:
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