Another Q-A with Dan Weintraub

This one is by Dennis Romero in LA CityBeat. The first question asks how Weintraub likes all the attention he's gotten with via the recall:

It's helping me promote my column and my web log, so it's good news in that regard, but I find it a little bit ironic that I've been toiling in the print trenches for 20 years doing what I thought was pretty good work on California politics, yet I've only managed to get widely noticed by mouthing short and not always substantive answers to anchors' questions on TV...Arnold changed everything.

The interview is in today's issue but is not yet online.

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