I’ve got mucho work-o today, so no time to do a real post. Lots of news today: East End Polecat had City Employee running errands for her private consulting busineess (yes, the very same business I’ve pointed out as being highly questionable in the first place).

The House and Senate take a break from claiming they are above the law to argue about differing immigration bills. Go, House! Lose the amnesty provision; we did it 20 years ago and it didn’t work.

And in a piece of good news, both the day labor and red-light camera contracts were blocked for another week. If you shout loud enough, they will listen; we’ve just been letting the other side do all the shouting for too long. Keep the pressure on folks!

Update: Enron verdict is in. While Skilling skated out on a few of the charges, the two of them were found guilty on enough stuff to put them in the country club prison for at least two or three years. The Chronicle has had to go to a “high traffic edition” (no pictures) to cope.