Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Queen Meg's Biggest Power Trip of All: Her Royal Coronation Tour, June 1 to 8, San Diego to Chico, In a Dazzling 'Royal Chariot'

OAKLAND, Calif., June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Just weeks after Queen Meg of California first met the everyday voters she refers to as "peasants," Her campaign announces a royal barnstorming tour June 1 through 8, visiting the locations most associated with Meg Whitman's corporate background—and others most threatened by her corporate agenda.

The tour, in a dazzling royal chariot, will feature hundreds of local nurses rallying for the coronation of our state's new monarch and her pro-corporate agenda, all covered by the www.QueenMeg2010.com website and Facebook page.  To top it all off, Queen Meg will submit a petition from the peasantry to formalize her rule of California--a coronation not to be missed!  After all, the Queen Meg 2010 campaign slogan is "Rich Enough to Rule."

Rolling right up to the election, this South to North madness is the final act of the parallel, satire Queen Meg campaign run by the California Nurses Association—a campaign inspired by Whitman for Governor's efforts to undermine democracy with her bottomless campaign treasury.  

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"It's satire with a reality bite," commented Malinda Markowitz, RN, co-President of the California Nurses Association.  "After all the damage that Goldman Sachs and Wall Street have done to Main Street and everyday Californians, it's absurd to hand over the Governor's mansion to the first ex-Goldman Sachs director willing to spend all her loot."

"I could run Goldman Sachs, I can rule California, and I deserve the crown!," countered Queen Meg, whose official coronation initiative, filed with the Legislative Analyst's Office, reads:

"In honor of her $150 million campaign treasury, the people of California do hereby crown Meg Whitman as Queen Meg of California.  Her husband Griffith Harsh IV is crowned Prince Griffith of Palo Alto, and the Whitman-Harsh royal motto shall be 'Healthcare for the nobility, Education for the few, Prisons for all.'"

This is believed to be the first-ever ballot measure that aims to install state-based royalty.  Queen Meg anxiously awaits to hear back from the LAO, but has yet to.

SOURCE California Nurses Association