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* The San Luis Obispo county Board of Supervisors voted to oppose PG&E’s Prop 16 power grab<\/a>, citing its monopolistic and anti-democratic goals.<\/p>\n * Reps. Gary Miller and David Dreier are facing primary challenges from the Tea baggers<\/a>. Both challengers are underfunded, but both are showing signs of nerves.<\/p>\n * Shane Goldmacher looks at the Controller and Treasurer races<\/a>. Mimi Walters is running against Lockyer for Treasurer, but with Lockyer’s huge war chest, he should have no problems. John Chiang has been praised both among the financial community and the labor community. Meanwhile, Tony Stickland has to love this closing sentence at a time of the worst oil spill in history: “Strickland said that, if elected, he would push for the oil drilling proposal.”<\/p>\n * The City of Dana Point and the Coastal Commission are in a big fight<\/a> over access paths to the coast.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Links:<\/p>\n * The San Luis Obispo county Board of Supervisors voted to oppose PG&E’s Prop 16 power grab<\/a>, citing its monopolistic and anti-democratic goals.<\/p>\n * Reps. Gary Miller and David Dreier are facing primary challenges from the Tea baggers<\/a>. Both challengers are underfunded, but both are showing signs of nerves.<\/p>\n