Bush and Davis: when the lights go out, who's left standing?

Article Abstract:

Neither US President Bush nor California Governor Gray Davis seems to be giving any significant support to finding a solution to California's energy crisis. Both politicians are behaving true to form, with Bush sticking to his small-government, free-market stance, and Davis showing his innate weakness as a political leader for California.

Column, Power resources, Davis, Gray

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Bush and the recall

Article Abstract:

This article examines the role of the White House and Pres. George W. Bush in the 2003 California recall election against Democrat Gov. Gray Davis. Topics include the controversy between Republicans and Democrats over the recall effort and Pres. George W. Bush's strategy for winning California voter support.

Analysis, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Public opinion, Democratic Party (United States), Political recall

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George and Arnold: not a buddy act yet

Article Abstract:

The relationship between Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and President George W. Bush may blossom into a close and mutually beneficial friendship. A few bones from the White House could be the difference between draconiuan, tar-and-feather-the governor cuts and a stopgap measures.

United States, Schwarzenegger, Arnold

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