Jerry Brown

Jerry Brown earned the nickname "Moonbeam" during his first term as Governor of California in the 1970s. The name was given to him by a political opponent who criticized his progressive ideas and unconventional policies, particularly his interest in environmental issues and alternative energy. Brown embraced the moniker, using it to symbolize his visionary and non-traditional approach to governance. The nickname persisted throughout his political career, reflecting both his ideals and the public's perception of him.

Jerry Brown had one brother, named Jim Brown. Jim served as a Democratic Party politician in California, and both brothers have had significant political careers in the state. Jerry Brown himself served as the Governor of California multiple times.

Jerry Brown received different vote totals in various elections throughout his political career. For example, in the 2010 California gubernatorial election, he garnered approximately 3.6 million votes, while in the 2014 election, he received around 4 million votes. If you are looking for a specific election, please provide more details for a precise answer.

Yes, Jane Fonda dated Jerry Brown, the former governor of California, in the late 1970s. Their relationship was notable as they were both prominent figures in politics and entertainment during that time. Fonda has spoken about their romance in interviews, highlighting its significance in her life. However, they eventually ended their relationship, and both moved on to other pursuits.

It's located in the neighborhood known as the "Fabulous Forties". I have never heard a specific name for the mansion therefore; I am going to name it now.

It's called... "The House of SHAME".

Yes, Jerry Brown was elected as the youngest governor of California in 1974, at the age of 36.

Gerald Ford was threatened on September 5, 1975 on the northern grounds of the California state capitol by one Lynette Fromme. She pointed a loaded pistol at Ford but was restrained before she fired a shot. There was no cartridge in the firing chamber.

Im in Love with Oddie .

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Near 40th and San Pablo in Oakland

I have seen threads that claim that if he was governor prior to 1990 (when term limits were installed) then he can run again.

However, The California Constitution does not have a provision that allows Governors prior to 1990 to run for more than two terms. The language is not there, this does not necessarily mean that he can or cannot run.

Unless the person specifically states that he is a member of the Freemasons, it is hard to know for sure.

1975-1983 .

3 times

I have no actual facts,But he hung around with LINDA RONSTADT WHO

HAS A SORT OF ,MAYBE 'LESBIAN WAY ABOUT HER.BROWN GETS MARRIED WHEN HE IS A LITTLE ANCIENT FOR PASSION.I HAVE NO REAL IDEA,BUT IT WOULD BE HELPFUL IF BROWN WAS ABLE TO CLEAR THIS SITUATION.NOBODY CARES THESE DAYS ABOUT SOMEONES SEXUALITY BUT THERE SHOULD BE TOTAL CLARITY ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO GOVERN US.THEY ALL, FROM PRESIDENT DOWN PROMISE COMPLETE TRANSPARENCY,BUT IT NEVER SEEMS TO ACTUALLY HAPPEN.

MAYBE IT WOULD BE HELPFUL IF BROWN HIMSELF CLEARED UP THIS MESS.I THINK HE WOULD MAKE A BETTER GOVENOR THIS TIME THAN LAST TIME,

As I recall in the 70's old jerry hung out with a gay monk in the pad they crashed at instead of the mansion. The whole Linda Ronstadt thing was a dodge; she was his beard. They had no relationship whatsoever.

The governor of California after Jerry Brown was Gavin Newsom. He was inaugurated as the 40th governor of California on January 7, 2019.

two terms

he didn't do much

Yes, but he lived in Oakland when he was its mayor.

1959 thru 1967