Dion Nissenbaum, another writer, who ought to have a weblog, has analysis of how the shortened campaign might play out. Money quote:
Those with a plan then need money to get the message out -- and new state campaign finance rules will make it hard to raise the cash. Donors will be able to give no more than $20,000 each to candidates, so the top contenders may have to rely on their own personal fortunes.
In a twist, however, Davis and his allies will be able to raise unlimited amounts of cash because the new political reform laws don't apply to campaign committees set up to fight the recall.
Well that's pretty rich, given that Davis's entire campaign strategy is based on attacking the candidates who ARE running.
Posted by: Sean at July 28, 2003 08:02 PM (Permalink)