Election Central

What the ... ?

Published: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 11:23 AM PDT



The Blog of San Diego's Pat Flannery, who champions mayoral candidate Steve Francis and City Attorney Mike Aguirre on his site, is making this claim today about an interaction at the end of Sunday's debate in Balboa Park:

I watched in disbelief as Sanders rudely swept by Steve Francis' outstretched hand. Even from a distance it was an ugly moment. I found Mr. Francis a few minutes later and asked him how he felt about the snub. He told me that it was much worse than a snub, that Sanders actually said "F... you Francis" as he stormed by. All Steve could do was shake his head in disbelief. Personally, I was not surprised.

I was reminded of the language used by Sanders' spokesperson, Fred Sainz, in an email to the Union-Tribune everybody in San Diego now wants released. Is this level of discourse typical of our current Mayor and his staff? Again, I am reminded of Richard Nixon who was noted for his use of foul language in the Oval Office.

-- ANDREW DONOHUE



How Much Water Is 'a Lot'?:

 

3.8 million gallons.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 4:36 pm

That's a Lot of Water:

 

The city irrigates Mission Valley's streets.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 2:42 pm

Stem Cell Company's Research Saved by Windfall:

 

Funding helps for now, but more will be needed to test therapies.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 1:07 pm

Sponsored By

SURVIVAL IN SAN DIEGO

Walking Away:

 

Local foreclosure-as-choice company says it's growing.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008 -- 6:14 pm

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Bringing on the Pain with Eminent Domain:

 

A whole (irregularly-sized) lot of reasons why the Grantville redevelopment project is a poor idea.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 3:41 pm

CAFÉ SAN DIEGO

Just a Correction:

 

'Right-to-work' is a euphemism.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 3:54 pm

COMMENTARY: SLOP

The Pam Anderson 'Web Page':

 

The Chula Vista city manager is caught surfing 'Web pages.'

Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- 6:38 pm

COMMENTARY: RICH TOSCANO

Bottom Calling: Now Its Own Genre:

 

Calling the bottom for home prices is a popular San Diego activity, but it still seems a bit early.

Thursday, August 21, 2008 -- 2:12 pm

MOST POPULAR STORIES:

Sponsored by


Home About Us Contact Us Copyright Privacy Policy Site Sponsorship
Copyright © 2008 voiceofsandiego.org. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use Privacy Statement