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Published: Sep 16, 2005 01:41 PM
Tue - August 19, 2003
Who Wants To Be California's Governor?
Five of the 130+ gubernatorial
candidates will compete for a campaign contribution on a television game
show.
Just
when you thought California politics couldn't look more like a circus, Game Show
Network is spoofing the
race with an "election special" about the underdog candidates. The
one-hour special, "Who Wants to be Governor of California? The Debating Game"
will include the first political debate produced in game show
style.
Five contestant office-seekers, including former child star Gary Coleman and adult film actress Mary Carey, will vie on the show for a prize of $21,200, the maximum corporate contribution allowed by California law.
With Davis still in denial about the recall and Schwarzenegger's campaign platform an enduring mystery, I suppose this kind of sideshow was inevitable to fill the vacuum. But how embarrassing for my state.
Five contestant office-seekers, including former child star Gary Coleman and adult film actress Mary Carey, will vie on the show for a prize of $21,200, the maximum corporate contribution allowed by California law.
With Davis still in denial about the recall and Schwarzenegger's campaign platform an enduring mystery, I suppose this kind of sideshow was inevitable to fill the vacuum. But how embarrassing for my state.