Barely six months before the Nov. 6 elections, Mayor Gavin Newsom now faces a "less than intimidating" field of 13 opponents. Among them: a professional clown, a taxicab driver and a homeless man who calls himself "a champion of Jesus Christ," the Chronicle reports today. "Whether there's going to be a horse race in November completely depends on whether any serious candidate decides to run against Newsom," says political analyst David Latterman. That's Newsom (center) photographed in February with his very cute gay community liaison, Alex Randolph (left) and Randolph's boyfriend, Trevor Nguyen. [Source: B.A.R.]
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
In crowded field, Newsom looks like a shoo-in
Barely six months before the Nov. 6 elections, Mayor Gavin Newsom now faces a "less than intimidating" field of 13 opponents. Among them: a professional clown, a taxicab driver and a homeless man who calls himself "a champion of Jesus Christ," the Chronicle reports today. "Whether there's going to be a horse race in November completely depends on whether any serious candidate decides to run against Newsom," says political analyst David Latterman. That's Newsom (center) photographed in February with his very cute gay community liaison, Alex Randolph (left) and Randolph's boyfriend, Trevor Nguyen. [Source: B.A.R.]
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