A whole lot of swearing goin’ on…Jerry Brown

[kenc9]

So Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been sworn in for a second term, but other state constitutional officers have yet to take their oaths. Here’s the when and where for them:

Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi: 2 p.m. Sunday in the State Capitol’s Senate Chamber in Sacramento. The oath will be administered by California Chief Justice Ronald George; a reception line will follow in the Capitol Rotunda.
Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner: 11 a.m. Monday at the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose. The oath will be administered by former State Senator and current San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Quentin Kopp. Former state Senator Jim Brulte and former Congressman Tom Campbell will also take part, as will former San Jose Mayor Tom McEnery and Santa Clara University President the Rev. Paul Locatelli; a post-inaugural lunch will feature comedian Kevin Pollak, a Bay Area native and veteran movie actor.
Treasurer Bill Lockyer: 11 a.m. Monday at the Jesse Unruh State Office Building near the State Capitol in Sacramento. Keynoting will be futurist and business strategist Peter Schwartz.
Secretary of State Debra Bowen: 2 p.m. Monday in the Secretary of State’s auditorium in Sacramento. This one will be Webcast live at http://www.sos.ca.gov/.
Attorney General Jerry Brown: 3:30 p.m. Monday at San Francisco City Hall. The oath will be administered by his niece, San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Kathleen Kelly. Brown watched his father, Edmund “Pat” Brown, sworn in at the same place 63 years ago as San Francisco’s District Attorney.
Controller John Chiang: 5:30 p.m. Monday at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento.

[chiefcrash]

what's the official position of the Jerry Brown lawsuit? Did it get thrown out? Still up in the air?

[hoffmang]

There was a thread earlier that stated it was proceeding.

-Gene

[Anthonysmanifesto]

what's the official position of the Jerry Brown lawsuit? Did it get thrown out? Still up in the air?

here is one mans commentary (http://www.flashreport.org/blog0a.php?postID=2007010721475086&post_offsetP=0&authID=2006111814423192) about that

[kenc9]

That article pretty well sums it up.

Only a couple of hours of "Bill" left. I never thought this day would come.

I bet allot of current DOJ employees in the firearms division get a pink slip soon. Is there a list of current folks there? I would like to compare the name in a few months :p

-ken

[xenophobe]

I bet allot of current DOJ employees in the firearms division get a pink slip soon. Is there a list of current folks there? I would like to compare the name in a few months :p

I bet the list doesn't change as much as you would like to think.

And the more it changes, the worse things will get... if they have to train 1/3 of a new workforce... It's just not going to happen like that.

[kenc9]

Maybe but we can all hope! One thing is damn sure though...Bill is out of there for good!

Cheers! :p :p :p


:D

[M. Sage]

I bet the list doesn't change as much as you would like to think.

And the more it changes, the worse things will get... if they have to train 1/3 of a new workforce... It's just not going to happen like that.

Untrained monkeys vs current DOJ FD staff? I wouldn't be against the monkeys doing a better job...

[FreedomIsNotFree]

I wonder if our dear friends at the CA DOJ have/had their oaths on file...