[Endeavor]

Have you guys ever noticed how liberals seem to specialize in conspiracy theories? The DU'er you quote thinks the business community is wiring things for Bush.

When I was out in LA and Santa Barbara last week, everyone I met with was a flaming liberal and almost every one felt there was a grand conservative conspiracy whether it was rigging the California recall or accusing the Bush admin of all kinds of evil little secretive plans. As this was business, I just had to sit there and look semi-interested in their idiotic wacko conspiracies.

And they say we have loonies on the Right! (And these were all extremely successful people who should have a clue rather than their very own tailored tin foil hats.)

[Timeout]

Santa Barbara! My old hometown. Where was your meeting?

Did you get any insights on the recall election? I think maybe Arnold is playing Dubya's "low expectations" game until after this first debate...let his opponents spend all their ammunition, then come out swinging. I just can't help but think that the sterling campaign team he's put together hasn't been squirreling away position papers to be released in a flurry around mid month.

[BigWaveBetty]

Yes, I've noticed. Perhaps it's too difficult to admit that conservative ideas work, too difficult to admit they voted and hold in esteem a reprobate. Conspiracy theories are apparently easier to look to than taking a good hard look at the facts. Plus they don't really have to do any work researching facts, just remember some silly story that's passed around.