[Impeach98]

Here's the direct link to the article: Human Events: Californians Start Movement to RECALL DAVIS

[dalereed]

I keep waiting for an e-mail and checking the web site for the petition but nothing yet. I thought today was the last day that the Sec. of State had to certify it.

[ConservativeMan55]

Something tells me that if California had been a closer race in 2002..Gray Davis would have either stepped down like Torreceli...or stepped out like Wellstone.

[webber]

I think America should have a "Bowel Movement". That should get rid of all the demon-rats.

[SpringheelJack]

If they get on, voters will be asked simultaneously to recall Davis and choose his successor. Should a majority vote to remove Davis, continues the Constitution, “the candidate who receives the highest number of votes is the successor to the unexpired term of the recalled officer.” It will take only 65 signatures to place a candidate on the ballot to replace Davis.

Just put Bill Jones on the ballot. A nice warm body, without the baggage of either Bill Simon or Dick Riordan. I didn't support Jones in the primary, but right now, he would be my choice.

[djr]

Thank you. At first, I thought why bother, since the SOB was elected with fully available knowledge of his incompetence, although the deficit flip-flop does raise legitimate questions.

But after watching the Democrats screwing the Constitution over the Estrada nomination, I'm tending to think the hell with this hair splitting.

I've just signed up to deliver these petitions, and since I've worked the precinct, I know which doors to knock on.

[SierraWasp]

The biggest reason to RECALL Davis, it that he can't "recall" ever having been a private citizen!!!

[FITZ]

If they impeach him, can they find a Republican who would want the job knowing there is a $35 billion deficit and many Californians expecting their money or government benefits anyway?

[Jonez712]

I live in the belly of the beast here in California, and I certainly agree that regime change is in order. Although I'm not of voting age (and therefore cannot circulate or sign a petition), I'll do what I can to get that scheister out of Sacramento.

I think San Diego talk show sensation Roger Hedgecock would be a good replacement. He was mayor of San Diego for some time anyway.

[I Am Not A Mod]

Free Republic Highlights, 3/1/03