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McClintock is down in the polls from where he should be and the only people to blame for that, are the Californian Republicans. Of which many are conservative.

It's such a weird thing what's happening out there, but weird in a way not being discussed by anyone on tv.

I'm not in CA either, but my take on it is this:

(1) Davis is doing a super lousy job;
(2) Arnold may well be an even bigger disaster; and so:

(3) We see Dem Diane Feinstein, who knows the above, and wouldn't mind seeing Arnold win and do a worse job than Davis, so: she is telling people not to vote for anyone in part 2 of the ballot because then that helps Arnold win (and not Bustamante).

(4) And, whoever gets in and does a worse job than Davis will surely take down his political party with that failure. So, Diane Feinstein is hoping it's Arnold who wins; not Bustamante.

That's just my opinion. Meanwhile the candidate who has the best chances of actually helping CA is being ignored by many in his base. The base would be better off if Bustamente wins and blows it. Then, finally, CA voters may elect someone better. But this recall seems to be hijacked by a bunch of Hollywood hype, when in fact the issues at stake are quite serious.

[summer]

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[summer]

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(3) We see Dem Diane Feinstein, who knows the above, and wouldn't mind seeing Arnold win and do a worse job than Davis, so: she is telling people not to vote for anyone in part 2 of the ballot because then that helps Arnold win (and not Bustamante).

Wow!! what a jump in logic you just made ... You really think that Feinstein is secretly interested in having Arnold become governor? Your earlier statement about "not living in California" was proven loud and clear with that logic.

Feinstein is simply making it real clear that NO on the Recall is all it will take, then there is NO election. She is drumming up the phone poll stuffing voting troops.