[editor-surveyor]

"When the next crisis comes..."

We needn't wait for any 'next' crisis, the one we already have will be sufficient to bring California to it's knees.

"Most of those so called California conservative critics, who didn't vote and stayed home in a temper tantrum are those who perceive themselves as the Pure Walk on Water Conservatives. They had rather bitch about something in their lunacy than do something about the problem. They spend more time stabbing Arnold and GW in the back than eliminating liberals."

The spoiled brat syndrome: My guy lost; that SOB that won ain't gettin no support otta me!

[w_over_w]

Thanks for the ping . . . a sobering post.

We live in a very conservative area of California and went to vote around 6:30PM after work. We compared this to the day we voted to recall Gray Dufus and found our voter precinct bustling with folks anxious to vote . . . that turned out to be a head fake as to the overall turnout. It's very disheartening.

[La Enchiladita]

Just like the time honored liberal tradition of "sore-loser-ism." Really disgusting. We should be ahamed of such low turnout.

[gc4nra]

Thanks for the ping!

If you're anywhere near L.A. Senator McClintock is speaking at the RPLAC(Rep. Party of L.A. Co.) meeting tomorrow nite at Luminaria's Restaurant in Monterey Park 7:oopm

[PRND21]

The spoiled brat syndrome: My guy lost; that SOB that won ain't gettin no support otta me!

McClintock Syndrome...Tancredo Syndrome...Buchanan Syndrome...

[hedgetrimmer]

My guy lost; that SOB that won ain't gettin no support otta me!

What if you voted no for some initiatives because you thought they reduced the authority of the California citizen to be responsible for his own self government? Like the idea that a tribunal of judges should replace elected representatives? I do not like what has happened to California districts, but I like even less, as all freedom loving Americans should, the idea that an unelected tribunal should decide election boundaries, or anything to do with elections. The less elected representation we have in our government the more difficult it becomes to preserve personal liberty. Governor Schwarzenegger is pushing toward less and less representative government and more and more council style government with his initiative and with his California performance Review. The changes he desires step California away from a repesentative republic and put us squarely into the type of government that the globalists love, which is appointed representatives. In this election, conservatives had the 'choice' to support the "party" or to support the principles of a free society. Judical tribunals are NOT conducive to personal liberty.

[calcowgirl]

The spoiled brat syndrome: My guy lost; that SOB that won ain't gettin no support otta me!

I haven't seen a single poster on FR exhibit that mentality. Of whom do you speak, and what support do you have for such a conclusion?

[SiliconValleyGuy]

The spoiled brat syndrome: My guy lost; that SOB that won ain't gettin no support otta me!

We're living in a time when supporting the lesser of two evils is more necessary than ever. Because the worse of the two evils could mean the end of this country.