Will the networks, news magazines and cable stations continue to cover the CA recall election with such intensity throughout the whole process, or will they get restless and fade away to the next thing? I'm still looking for funding for a one-hour documentary that will cover the campaign, the aftermath (which may be as interesting as the campagin itself. Think Florida 2000, but with over 100 candidates and Larry Flynt crying foul), and provide some analysis on what all it means. Time is running short to get started...

Too much madness in the recall to count. Read these for some inside info and political fun: SF Chron, LA Times, CA Insider.

Looks like I'm behind on filing for Guv of CA. How many other opportunists will run? Seems like a lot of filmmakers so far.

Here's the problem with CA Guv Gray Davis: he has "zero personal relationships," is cold and distant, and "people do not like him. " Who said that? The guy heading up the recall effort? One of his opponents in the upcoming recall election? Nope. That's one of his chief political backers, SF Mayor Willie Brown. Brown said all this and more in a televised interview on a local Bay Area morning show. He also said he was one of Davis' few friends. For more fun recall stuff, check out this
article.

Curious about the ongoing CA recall madness? Check out the official details. I'm thinking seriously about filing myself, and shooting a doc surrounding the whole crazy situation.