My apologies for the lack of content today. But let’s get to what happened today:<\/p>\n
* Remember how we have been complaining about the over-representation of Republicans on the redistricting commission? Well, it continues. Despite their 10+point registration disadvantage, in their first meeting<\/a>, the panel elected Republican Claremont City Councilman Peter Yao as the chair of the committee.<\/p>\n * Let the legacy defining begin. Steve Wiegand of the Bee looks at Arnold’s record<\/a>. Meanwhile, Arnold himself is still on the job, looking at the task of making “ugly cuts<\/a>.”<\/p>\n * Team Whitman is skipping out on the traditional unpacking of the governor’s race<\/a>.<\/p>\n * After claiming victory yesterday, Matier and Ross say Kamala Harris is now “at the center of Democratic stars”<\/a> along with Gavin Newsom.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My apologies for the lack of content today. But let’s get to what happened today:<\/p>\n * Remember how we have been complaining about the over-representation of Republicans on the redistricting commission? Well, it continues. Despite their 10+point registration disadvantage, in their first meeting<\/a>, the panel elected Republican Claremont City Councilman Peter Yao as the chair of the committee.<\/p>\n * Let the legacy defining begin. Steve Wiegand of the Bee looks at Arnold’s record<\/a>. Meanwhile, Arnold himself is still on the job, looking at the task of making “ugly cuts<\/a>.”<\/p>\n * Team Whitman is skipping out on the traditional unpacking of the governor’s race<\/a>.<\/p>\n