Three years before the election, Governor already faces scrutiny about his plans.<\/i><\/p>\n
by Brian Leubitz<\/p>\n
While Jerry Brown was busy over the weekend signing bills<\/a> to ban synthetic marijuana and bar a San Francisco measure to ban circumcision, apparently people are pretty excited about replacing him. Or perhaps more accurately, people are excited to talk about people who could replace him.<\/p>\n “I’ve extremely enjoyed my first year,” Brown said. “I find it — I don’t know if I’d call it exhilarating — but I find it quite engaging and interesting and fully worthy of my total involvement.”<\/p>\n There had been speculation when the now 73-year-old Brown was first elected to what actually amounted to a third term that he would not run again.<\/p>\n If he does decide to seek another term it would cause serious damage to any number of folks who want to be governor. (LA DN<\/a>)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Of course, this came up in the context of an interview with CalBuzz a while back, though from their article, the question seemed to be directed more at how Brown was handling his first year back in the Horseshoe. But, Sacramento being what it is, there are always people eyeing the top spot, and tons more willing to talk about people eyeing it. From every statewide elected official to a the big city mayors, there will be attention on the 2014 race.<\/p>\n Did I mention that Brown has been in the office less than a year? Welcome to the 24 hour news cycle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Three years before the election, Governor already faces scrutiny about his plans.<\/i><\/p>\n by Brian Leubitz<\/p>\n