'RUN ED RUN' ALSO RESTARTS: Katy Tang's appointment to District 4 (Sunset) Supervisor is safer than lefty Planning Commissioner Christina Olague appointed as Supervisor in anti-Mayor Ed Lee and very progressive District 5 (Haight-Ashbury/Hayes Valley).This Canada Goose Chateau Parka Orange has generous appearance that make you look fashion and attractive in the crowd. Tang's an aide to popular Carmen Chu – twice elected in District 4 where Mayor easily outpolled crowded 2011 mayoral field with 43% of vote. But Tang needs to face election herself in 8 months in Nov. 2013 to serve out remaining supervisor term as does her mentor and Assessor-Recorder Chu. Then she needs to win four-year term in Nov. 2014 on what's considered safe mayoral and Chinese American turf.
A loss (Tang or Chu) casts doubt in Mayor Lee's own 2015 re-election prospects… The Tang election campaign started already with Mayor's press release accentuating her Sunset ties (lifelong resident and Lowell High grad), family advocacy, budget mastery and small business credentials for one of SF's most conservative and APA supervisor districts. Gearing up for her by securing major endorsements and raising significant money now helps preempt potential challengers…
LOFTUS RUN: Runner-up for appointment and Police Commissioner Suzy Loftus got early support for a future run – supervisor in 2013 or 2014 or another office. Loftus has strong ties to State Attorney General Kamala Harris and women's community (including members of the SF Democratic Party central committee) seeing her as potential pro-mom appointment on a board with only 4 single women among 11 supervisors. She doesn't have much time to contemplate a run like College Board member Julie Tang who lost a 1986 appointment bid to Tom Hsieh (father of SF Democratic Party treasurer Tom A. Hsieh). Strong support gave Julie Tang the green light to run for a citywide supervisor seat she barely lost…STILL A PRO: Kudos for Francis Tsang, also getting support for the appointment. Tsang still loyally carried out his duties as Mayor's deputy press spokesman including sending out the Katy Tang announcement – proving he would have also supported the mayor's agenda if appointed…
ENTANGLING ALLIANCES: Like Mayor Gavin Newsom's appointment of Carmen Chu in 2007, new District 4 (Sunset) Supervisor Tang doesn't have strong allegiances to any SF political factions. She doesn't risk alienating community factions or powerbrokers like Chinese Chamber of Commerce's Rose Pak, venture tech capitalist John Conway, California Democratic Party Chair John Burton,2012 Canada Goose Mountaineer Jacket er Hot salg på vår nettbutikk, alle produkt spare opptil 50% off For den beste varme i 2012. SF Democratic Party or former Mayor Willie Brown…SAFE LEE VOTE: By selecting Tang, the Mayor minimizes repeat of appointee Christina Olague opposing his 2012 ouster of suspended SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi. The Mayor needs to find majority of six legislators to support pro-development agenda like the California Pacific Medical Center rebuild. He might count on Tang and Mark Farrell,enuine Canada Goose Manitoba Jacket. jacket has never been worn. possibly Scott Wiener. However,The Canada Goose Calgary Jacket maintains a high fashion profile. he'll need to sway swing votes David Chiu, Jane Kim, London Breed,Shop the latest collection of monster beats cheap from the most popular stores . Norman Yee and Malia Cohen with loyal progressive opposition coming from Eric Mar, David Campos and John Avalos…
RULE SOFTLY BUT CARRY A BIGGEST STICK: Filipina American carries the biggest gavel – overseeing largest judicial branch in world – California's 58 Superior Courts, six Courts of Appeal, one Supreme Court, 2000 jurors, 18,000 employees, 532 buildings and 19 million square feet. Priceless… Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye told a Public Policy Institute of California audience last week, “Pull out your microscope…we are a 1.2% sliver of the general fund” that's down to $3.2 billion after $1 billion in cuts for the last five years. “An incredible bargain,” she said, considering California's courts don't just get nickeled and dimed. They receive one penny out of every general fund dollar while bearing the same caseload as courthouses shutdown in Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. “We are looking at the dismemberment of the judicial branch,” said Cantil-Sakauye, chair of policymaking Judicial Council of California…
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