Is Jerry Brown and the NAZI (national) Organiation of Women.

Quote:The brief sound clip of an aide to Jerry Brown suggesting they call Meg Whitman a "whore" has given the Republican candidate for governor a chance to put her Democratic opponent on the defensive.

Brown called the Los Angeles police union early last month and left a voice mail asking for its endorsement, but the attorney general accidentally left the phone slightly off the hook. The answering machine continued recording as Brown went into what he thought was a private tirade against Whitman and the union.

When NOW was contacted they said they will stick with there Whore Jerry Brown. "His track record speaks for itself." If the choice is him or Whitman, it's him hands down.

Whore Monger

Aren't they all??

(10-09-2010 07:16 PM)TomorrowHerd Wrote:  Aren't they all??

Most of 'em, but not all.

And the Whore monger aka voice heard calling Whitman a Whore is none other than Jerry Brown's wife, a person Whitman said she admired during a recent debate.

(10-11-2010 02:28 PM)THE NC Herd Fan Wrote:  And the Whore monger aka voice heard calling Whitman a Whore is none other than Jerry Brown's wife, a person Whitman said she admired during a recent debate.

That was his wife? Is that verified?

Unless there is some new information that came out today, it is Not verified that the "voice" belongs to Brown's wife. That has been attributed to her by anonymous sources.

My suspicion is that the person who said it is one of Brown's paid political advisers/consultants, someone that Brown does not want to fire. Therefore, let the public think it was Brown's wife, who obviously cannot be "fired."

(10-11-2010 04:51 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  My suspicion is that the person who said it is one of Brown's paid political advisers/consultants, someone that Brown does not want to fire. Therefore, let the public think it was Brown's wife, who obviously cannot be "fired."

I think his wife is his campaign manager or otherwise works for his campaign and I know she held that position during one of his previous elections.