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We're not 72 hours into the California's nationally-watched gubernatorial and US Senate campaigns and the headines are all about Nazis and bad hair . Energy policy anyone? California's 13 percent... 
  
 How are Nazi references just "jogging talk" 
  
 How are Nazi references just "jogging talk" 
  
 We're not 72 hours into the California's nationally-watched gubernatorial and US Senate campaigns and the headines are all about Nazis and bad hair. 
  
 Energy policy anyone? California's 13 percent unemployment rate -- which can be twice is high if you're young and African-American or Latino or living in parts of the Central Valley? No. 
  
 Meg Whitman's GOP gubernatorial campaign is incensed that Democratic rival Jerry Brown compared it to infamous Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels. Brown did this in an informal conversation he had recently with KCBS reporter Doug Sovern, who he bumped into while jogging in the Oakland hills. Doug -- who is a 25-year-plus veteran reporter of very solid standing -- posted their chat in his blog here. 
  
 According to the Sovern Nation: 
  
 Brown boasted about his legendary frugality. "I've only spent $200,000 so far. I have 20 million in the bank. I'm saving up for her." It's true - his stay-on-the-sidelines, bare-bones primary run cost him almost nothing, at least in California political terms. But he also fretted about the impact of all those eBay dollars in Whitman's very deep pockets. "You know, by the time she's done with me, two months from now, I'll be a child-molesting..." He let the line trail off. "She'll have people believing whatever she wants about me." Then he went off on a riff I didn't expect. 
  
 "It's like Goebbels," referring to Hitler's notorious Minister of Propaganda. "Goebbels invented this kind of propaganda. He took control of the whole world. She wants to be president. That's her ambition, the first woman president. That's what this is all about." 
  
 Replied Whitman campaign manager Jillian Hasner: 
  
 "Just last week, Governor Brown promised he wasn't going to engage in mudslinging, but now he is comparing Meg Whitman to Hitler's Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels. Jerry Brown's statements comparing our campaign to a propagator of the Holocaust is deeply offensive and entirely unacceptable." 
  
 Dropping the Nazi bomb is the the quickest, most hackneyed (and yes, most offensive) way to demonize an opponent. When in doubt? Drop a "Goebbels." We all know how upset Dems and Obama-supporters got when some of the fringier supporters of the Tea Party were doing the same on POTUS. 
  
 Brown campaign's spokesman Sterling Clifford has dismissed this as "jogging talk taken out of context." 
  
 What the heck is "jogging talk?" The last time I jogged, there weren't any mention of early- mid-20th century German political movements. Perhaps it's a lack of oxygen flow. 
  
 "The context here is missing," Clifford told us, while not disputing the comments. "It was a wide-ranging conversation that started in one place and ended in another." 
  
 You don't say. 
  
 Nope, no apology forthcoming. Clifford assured that Brown was not comparing Whitman to Goebbels. He was just comparing how both use the power of media to influence people. 
  
 Maybe next time Brown can do that by leaving the Nazis out of it. There's NEVER a way to spin out of Nazi reference. More important: There's more than six million reasons not to use one. 
  
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Jerry Brown has $20 million in his California gubernatorial campaign coffers, but the $71 million Meg Whitman spent in securing the Republican nomination has her Democratic opponent worried—so worried he's comparing her to Nazi leader Joseph Goebbels. "Goebbels invented this kind of propaganda," California's current AG said this week. "He took control of the whole world." "She wants to be president," Brown continued. "That's her ambition, the first woman president. That's what this is all about." Brown was jogging near Oakland when he ran into the KCBS radio reporter who broke the story on his blog, thoroughly burying the lead. Joe Garofoli of the San Francisco Chronicle picks up the analysis: "Dropping the Nazi bomb is the the quickest, most hackneyed (and yes, most offensive) way to demonize an opponent. When in doubt? Drop a 'Goebbels.'" Whitman, not unexpectedly, is steamed.