He’s rich. He’s pugilistic. And he’s quietly paying to get Gavin Newsom’s attention.
[ad_1] It’s also opening a window into yet another way powerful individuals and groups can wield influence in the state, often without public scrutiny and far outside the Capitol. Critics of Weinstein’s latest approach say it is pure “astroturf activism,” designed to look like he has a groundswell of support for his corresponding ballot initiative … Read more