[byteback]

It's said that McClintock won't run because he's close friends with Tony Strickland. I'd like to see Dreier run with Arnold campaigning for him in ads. Boxer is beatable if we put up someone with a bit more charisma than Matt Fong.

It's yet to be seen if Bill Jones can overcome his party gaffe to be McCain's CA campaign chief.

[Impy]

Dreier may be the best candidate.


I really have hope we can take out this (w)itch.

[JohnnyZ]

It's said that McClintock won't run because he's close friends with Tony Strickland.

It's also said that McClintock won't run because he said he won't run.

[Brandon]

The survey found 45 percent of the state's registered voters were inclined to give Boxer a third term in the Senate, while 40 percent were not inclined to re-elect her if the election were held today. Fifteen percent of voters were undecided.

I'd say this is the meat of an article. In a poll by an organization that usual leans Democrats, which sampled registered voters (which usually overstates Democrat support), this two term Senator's re-elect number is under 50%, and has been since at least last spring. That's not good news for an incumbent. The numbers here aren't bad enough for Boxer to push the panic button, but I'd be looking over my shoulder if I were her. If the Cali GOP can settle on a strong candidate in a reasonably amicable way, she could have a fight on her hands.