Meg Whitman - can she become California's next governor?
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California Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman kept everyone guessing about her plans when she resigned her leadership position at eBay. Now, according to the latest Field Poll, she's in a near dead-heat with Tom Campbell for the nomination; candidate Steve Poizner is trailing them both at more than 10 points behind. How will this highly successful businesswoman handle the big issues facing our state and the inevitable politics that accompanies them?
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Meg Whitman, Republican candidate for California governor in 2010, and former president and CEO of eBay.
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3 weeks ago
As much as I have admired Meg Whitman, I do not see how she will hellp California since to be our goverrnor she will have to drag along the ultra conservatives of the Republican Party.
It is like she wants to be our leader in a life boat from a ship that sunk. And part of the boat passengers do not want to share the water or food.
3 weeks ago
Your a loser Meg, who would actually vote for you anyway?
3 weeks ago
I would not vote for Whitman. Her stance on gay marriage is dishonest and the things she says she will do to save the California economy are the same thing Republicans always say--they'll cut waste and spending and fix everything without raising taxes--they always say it and it never works.