You can win friends and influence people on Facebook. But it won't get you elected governor of this state.
Last week's shakeup in Gavin Newsom's campaign for governor was, in a sense, a triumph of old media over new media. Eric Jaye, Newsom's longtime campaign guru who loved Twitter and Facebook, was out; Garry South, the bare-knuckled political consultant who wanted to shift Newsom to a more traditional TV campaign, was in.
The reality is certainly more nuanced than that, but it seems