In an attorney general's race that has gone a bit cybercrazy, both of California's middle-aged candidates have their own campaign pages on MySpace.com, the wildly popular youth-oriented Web site, and have posted their television ads on YouTube.com. Democrat Jerry Brown led the cybercharge, probably hoping for a little free media, and his Republican opponent, state Sen. Chuck Poochigian, shot back with his own YouTube missive.
September 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
California’s Democratic attorney general candidate Jerry Brown will hit the airwaves with four new television ads that tout his law enforcement endorsements while painting his Republican opponent, state Sen. Chuck Poochigian, as a gun-loving, environment-hating, right-wing nut.
Brown’s campaign released the ads Thursday on YouTube.com, probably hoping for a little free media. Brown spokesman Ace Smith said all four will pop up on cable television spots around California.
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