Looks like D.J., which I am sure nobody calls him, has already raised more than $200,000 as he vies once more for the job Mayor Laura's decided she no longer wants; since we haven't seen the finance report yet (or had our first cup of coffee or been able to talk to Brooks Love at City Hall), we have no idea who's giving him dough, but Jordan's campaign honcho Pat Cotton says in her release that the campaign's "generating broad-based support, emphasizing his ability to bring civic and business leaders together and unify the city council." There's no doubt $200,000 is a bunch of bread; Miller raised just more than $870,000 during her 2003 race against Mary Poss. In related news, our old pal and former colleague Zac Crain, also a mayoral candidate, is asking for "$7 for '07." That, my friend, is no way to get to $200,000 by mid-July the year before an election. Or mid-July 2014. But it will get ya two packs of smokes. --Robert Wilonsky