[blackbart1]

It is maddening the way Bill Simon is being treated, however, he is taking the high road and I think he can weather the storm.

Davis and kind have no character and wouldn't know the truth if it hit them in the face!

[streetpreacher]

Bill Simon is probably the last great right hope for California. I couldn't have imagined anyone as conservative as he is to be ahead of Davis in several polls. As it is, I can't believe Davis actually beat Dan Lundgren in '98. Who knows? Maybe there's still some of the 'ol Reagan DNA in the fabric of California voters.

[Gophack]

It is maddening the way Bill Simon is being treated, however, he is taking the high road and I think he can weather the storm.

I agree with you. Simon needs to stay on the path that has been sown. I think that he naturally is how he seems to us: a quiet conservative who isn't completely comfortable being in the public eye, but determined to get his message out and not be sidetracked by the personal attacks and petty games of the Left.

Davis can't win talking about the issues California voters are thinking about. He's TRYING to make the election about abortion. But no one really thinks that Roe v Wade is going to be overturned, and no one really thinks that abortion-on-demand is a "good" thing (most people probably are someplace in between). The election is not going to be won or lost on abortion: if Davis doesn't start addressing the economy, energy and education, he's going to continue to see huge disapproval ratings (the latest is 58%.)