[Thud]

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[My2Cents]

"It was a puke campaign and I didn't like it," Lockyer said. "I think it's a disservice to voters and the profession. I'm just tired of that stuff.

Lockyer's doing one of two things. He's either setting himself up as "Mr. Clean," the honest politician, for the '06 Goober election, or he's setting the stage for him to announce himself to run in the recall election to replace Davis.

[Califelephant]

From the second article: Boxer: "...I'm mature enough and have been in this business long enough..."

Exactly what business are you in Boxer? One thing's for sure, you and your Democreep colleagues have been giving the business to California for as long as you've been Senator. Maybe that's why so many businesses in California are in the process of picking up and moving to other states.

[mewzilla]

Ha! Some may be getting nervous. The rest sound like they'll be getting even.

[South40]

Don't you dare do it again or we're just going to help pull the plug.

While my initial response to that would be to agree, I have to think he's being a bit arrogant.

Davis is history with or without ther dimRAT party's help.

[Fishrrman]

State and national Democratic leaders told reporters in a conference call Thursday that the party is standing firmly behind Davis, despite calls from some congressional Democrats to draft Sen. Dianne Feinstein as an alternative candidate on the Oct. 7 ballot. Davis cannot put his own name on the list of candidates to replace him, and some Democrats want to make sure Californians have another party leader to vote for if the recall succeeds.

Hmmmm..... who to get?

Wait a moment..... wait a moment..... ZING! Lightning strikes!

How about.... none other than..... William Jefferson Clinton????

(uproarious devilish laughter)
- John

[pogo101]

Let the backstabbing(s) begin!

[DoughtyOne]

Reports that the wheels have come off my second term can be attributed to
petty partisan politics.  Clearly this isn't true!

[Fledermaus]

Of course they are nervous. Every time the people use their power it makes them nervous.

How dare those sheep?

[LibKill]

By law, Californians have the right to fire the governer.

It takes a lot of work to start the process.

This tells me that Grayout has really made his constituents unhappy with his job performance. If not, the question would never have come up.

NO. I live in Texas.

[Malesherbes]

Notice that "pro-choice" is, as usual, described as the "moderate" position. Pro-life, of course, must be assumed to be radical.

[hasegawasama]

Hope Sanchez runs. She's an ex Republican.

[Uncle Hal]

This next week is going to be very interesting because the Dems have to decide whether to enter the race by Aug. 9. I love the smell of Democrats imploding in the morning. Hopefully if one gets in several will jump in thus deluting the Dems vote. I cannot wait to see how this turns out.

[exDemMom]

Lockyer talked in general terms about what he characterized as Davis' history of running negative campaigns attacking his opponents' character and record.

So, why wouldn't Davis run negative campaigns? All of his lies about Simon were untrue (oops, being redundant here), but the average voter wasn't going to put out the effort to find out the truth. The effect of these lies was to suppress the Republican vote, since Davis (like all Democrats) knows that Republicans care a lot about morality and legality, while Democrats (especially in the media) don't. Davis' lies about this recall have already been flying thick and furious, and, judging from headlines in newspapers today (no, I didn't buy them), they are being picked up and disseminated by the media.