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Look Kevin. I've been there. In 2000 I felt the same way you do. People voiced the same opinion we did and they left the party and voted for others. Where did that get us?

I'm not sure what the answer to this is, but until the debate is somehow made more sellable, you and I have no power at all.

I left the party in 2000. I voted for Buchanan. Did that accomplish what you thought it would?

I don't want Bustamante in there. If McClintock were able to surpass Schwarzenegger in polls, I'd vote for him. I've said so here till my fingers are sore. I can't change reality bud. Niether can you.

If Bustamate gets in, there is going to be a figurative bloodbath on conservative values that you could have only dreamed of in your worst nightmares. Why can't you see that?

If Bustamate gets in, there is going to be a figurative bloodbath on conservative values that you could have only dreamed of in your worst nightmares. Why can't you see that?

I know I've made my decision. When polled, or in conversations, I say I'm voting for McClintock. When it comes time to vote, I'll see whether he or Arnold is ahead in the polls, and vote for that one. If Bustamante is leading either of them in the polls, I'll vote no on the recall, and still vote for the leader of Arnie or McClintock.

No matter how much I dislike Davis, I don't want Bustamante as Governor.

Drew Garrett

Most interesting article. If Bustamante gets in, he'll reward the far left liberals and MeCHa-supporting Hispanics who elected him--to the detriment of the State of CA and the entire nation. We'll be moaning then about marginalizing of the conservative Republicans!