Some excerpts from Steve Lopez’s piece on the California AGs race…

Chuck Poochigian on Jerry Brown:

“He has said in the past that
it was OK to be an anarchist,” Poochigian said, aghast at the very thought
of such wifty, tie-dyed insurrection. “Well, do you know the definition of
anarchy?” …”It's the absence of law,” he said with
disgust.”… “If the guy was running for poet laureate or head
of the parks and recreation commission or ports commissioner in Long Beach,
he'd be qualified. But the least likely job for him is attorney general. This
is a guy who's been against the will of the people on the central law-and-order
issue in the whole rubric, and that's the death penalty.”

Lopez on Brown:

Can you imagine the fun we'd be in
for with him and Gov. Schwarzenegger trading blows in Sacramento, one in a
Hummer and the other in a used hybrid?
With Schwarzenegger carrying water for California's corporate captains, and
Brown gunning for them like Atty. Gen. Eliot Spitzer has in New York, we'd have
a collision of two of the most entertaining political personalities in state
history.

Read the entire article here – it’s
pretty fun.