CA:Issa stakes his future on timely Davis recall (Wants a fall recall )

The Orange County Register ^ | Thursday, June 12, 2003 | DENA BUNIS

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

He says he'll give up gubernatorial bid if measure isn't on fall ballot.

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[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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[NormsRevenge]

I sense a lot of ego in Issa. I don't like that.

If he wants to run for Senator, fine, but we don;t need someone so wrapped up in themself for Gub, especially now. Look what it has done for California so far with Davi$ and the demRats. That, and an evil agenda bent on socializing the state from the top down.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

"Look, this recall from the beginning has been pushed by people who lost the last election," Davis said Wednesday on a San Francisco radio show. "I won that election fair and square; most Californians believe in fundamental fairness. The person financing it is a right-winger, Congressman Darrell Issa. He just wants to run for governor on the cheap."

Where does Davis get the logic to support this damn statement?

Davis is an egomanical sob!

And this:

most Californians believe in fundamental fairness.

What is mine is mine, and if you are successful and make some money, some of that is mine too!

[NormsRevenge]

The Ultimate demRatic entitlement program and agenda has been in action the last few years.

All yur hard earned money are belong to us.

[Enterprise]

Let us hope that in the fall, Issa is singing "Happy days are here again" and Davis is singing "I recall to pieces." (Apologies to Patsy Cline)

[sheik yerbouty]

I won't vote for jihad Darryll. Arnold, though, could win.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Look, this recall from the beginning has been pushed by people who lost the last election," Davis said Wednesday on a San Francisco radio show.

It's darn popular too.

"I won that election fair and square; most Californians believe in fundamental fairness.

Then Governor Davis, how would you respond to the following statement made by your campaign manager, Garry South, two days before the election? "It's over. We won. This is what our money bought us."

[Torie]

Do you wanna play chess? It is a couple of days before the recall election. Davis is the King, and is in mortal danger from being squeezed in a cross-fire by the opponents Queen, Swartsenwhatsit, and its Castle, the recall question. You are playing the Davis side. What is your next move?

[bonesmccoy]

Davis will believe that the voters will not permit the recall. He could use the following tactics:
* Attempt to paint the recall as sour grapes
* Focusing on the fact that GOP activists have cost the teachers money by forcing the spending of millions on the election
* Poor sport conservatives... trying to take away your rights
* Hand-out on healthcare for the poor
* Protect the bridges... they might get hit by a terrorist
* Visit an inner city school for the antithesis of Arnold S.' photo ops
* Kids die because of the GOP
* Kids are dumb because of the GOP
* Air and water are polluted because of bad corporate dumpers
* No tobacco
* Gamble responsibly (paid for by the Chumash Indian gaming facility near you)
* Clinton is here (photo op with DiFi and Clinton)

[patriciaruth]

Davis' next move? Find a way to disallow the recall through some dirty legal tricks. If that doesn't work, throw dirt in their eyes.

[lainie]

Issa was on KFI earlier, and he's coming on again after 5:00. fyi