People can argue with it or disagree with it, but that's the governor's belief.
There is no legal requirement that the Davis supporters who operate the nonprofits must reveal donors' identities. The governor's aides declined to release a list identifying them. Interviews and documents obtained by the Los Angeles Times show that many large contributors, with gifts of five and six figures, belong to Davis' stable of campaign donors. They include insurance companies, labor unions, electric companies, gambling interests, high-tech firms, retailers and others. Darius Anderson, Davis' chief fund-raiser during his 1998 campaign, established the nonprofit corporations for the governor since his election two years ago.