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California: GOP'd Rather Be Right Than In Office
In fact, the gender gap has done more than the vaunted Latino vote to assure recent Democratic victories for every statewide office and produce a Legislature where Republicans can take few initiatives of their own, but must be content with occasional successes in blocking pet Democratic proposals.

"When 1.4 million Republican women vote Democratic, that's all you need to know," remarked Dan Schnur, former Wilson press secretary and now a political consultant, after Davis handily beat Republican conservative Dan Lungren for governor in 1998.

Will those women be voting for McClintock?

I would love to see just one poll where McClintock leads.

72 posted on 09/22/2003 8:25:49 AM PDT by george wythe
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So Arnold's politically castrating himself to bridge the gender gap, with the help of Wilson campaign managers. The only role McClintock voters have in this election is to climb aboard the Arnold juggernaut as it shifts violently left?
89 posted on 09/22/2003 8:49:12 AM PDT by SteveH ((Californians for, like, you know, Moon Unit!!!))
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