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Which faction within the GOP got this recall on the ballot, and which faction misjudged the public mood, and opposed this effort?

" This is far from done playing out.
We won't know for sure the impact of the recall until the 2004 election. "

Again you are wrong.
RINOs opposed the recall. The recall IS played out, the issue is ON the ballot. This is the first successful recall in California's history. There has been a recall effort for every California governor going back for a number of years.

By rights, this would indicate that it *IS* time for RINOs to support conservatives. We scratched your back, it's time to scratch ours.

That simply isn't going to happen is it...

...and it isn't going to happen because RINOs are *Liberals* first and Republican second. This is why you're getting educated...and...because you're probably a Liberal first yourself, it's also why you reject the free education.

Again you are wrong.
RINOs opposed the recall. The recall IS played out, the issue is ON the ballot. This is the first successful recall in California's history. There has been a recall effort for every California governor going back for a number of years.

Oh, it's done playing out is it?

Did we kick Davis out or did he manage to squeek by?
If Davis was booted, who did we pick to replace him?
Did Republican voter registrations go up after the recall election, or did they drop off?
Did this help or hurt Bush in the 2004 election?
Did we manage to finally defeat Barbara Boxer?

I must have seriously overslept because I seem to have missed the out come of all these things.

By rights, this would indicate that it *IS* time for RINOs to support conservatives. We scratched your back, it's time to scratch ours.

To quote the Smiths, "You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby".

Help us out more by NOT SHOOTING THE PARTY IN THE HEAD, and support Arnold. Hopefully, he isn't going to need your support, but if he does, then you have just guaranteed a Liberal-Democrat-Bustamante victory.

With Arnold as Governor we will greatly increase the Republican image and numbers, and that in turn will help elect more conservative candidates in the future.
But then again, it seems like you don't want that because it may threaten the far-right's hold of the party at gun-point.