Poor Gavin Newsom. He gives a Rotary Club speech—his first in Marin since officially moving there—and still can’t shake questions about what he’s up to. A Marin IJ piece Friday says the lieutenant governor was well received by a Novato Rotary crowd, but also notes that his move places him in the redrawn 2nd congressional district, up for grabs in 2012 when Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Petaluma) retires.
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Poor Gavin Newsom. He gives a Rotary Club speech—his first in Marin since officially moving there—and still can’t shake questions about what he’s up to. A Marin IJ piece Friday says the lieutenant governor was well received by a Novato Rotary crowd, but also notes that his move places him in the redrawn 2nd congressional district, up for grabs in 2012 when Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Petaluma) retires.
In Marin, questions persist about Newsom’s future there
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Poor Gavin Newsom. He gives a Rotary Club speech—his first in Marin since officially moving there—and still can’t shake questions about what he’s up to. A Marin IJ piece Friday says the lieutenant governor was well received by a Novato Rotary crowd, but also notes that his move places him in the redrawn 2nd congressional district, up for grabs in 2012 when Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Petaluma) retires.
