[RogerWilko]

Just threw this out for any comments, because it's SO GOOD!!

[prairiebreeze]

Any time the ones you mention get fried about anything is a good day IMO.

Prairie

[EggsAckley]

ping

[goldstategop]

When the liberal Gallup poll comes out with news like this a week before the election, you know the game is over. I don't expect the figures to change much in the final week before Election Day.

[Tunehead54]

Me as king for a day? I'd pass a law requiring any media endorsing a candidate to publish the results of the election vs. their endorsements so their readers could see how closely or how far off their "news source" was from their own view/vote.

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PS: I am not going to hold my breath awaiting this change ...

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[Kevin Curry]

Take that you clueless liberal apologists! Most people aren't as dumb as you hoped!

If they turn liberal Davis out only to put liberal Arnie in, I'm afraid the are that dumb.

[CheneyChick]

either the San Francisco Chronicle or San Jose Mercury

It was the SJ Mercury.... I just heard that on the news, too.

Every time they call wanting me to sign up for the paper I tell them, "no - your paper is too liberal and I wouldn't even line my bird's cage with it, if I even had a bird".

Cheers, CC :)

[Tamzee]

Thanks for the info, great to see :-)

[RonDog]

I just saw on KCRA Channel 3 in Sacramento, that the LA Times, Sacramento Bee, and either the San Francisco Chronicle or San Jose Mercury (Man, I should have payed closer attention! Damn!) are all suggesting that US Californians vote NO on the Recall!

See alos, from Dan Weintraub, at www.sacbee.com/insider:

Editorials on the recall

Several of the state’s major papers ring in this morning with editorials on the recall – and almost all of them are negative. The Bee, the LA Times and the San Jose Mercury all recommend a No vote on the recall and pointedly refuse to endorse on the replacement question. The Times and the Bee take time to rip all the major contenders, while the Mercury pretty much ignores them. The San Diego Union-Tribune, meanwhile, endorses the recall after admitting its earlier misgivings, and endorses Arnold in the race to replace.

UPDATE: The Long Beach Press-Telegram endorses Arnold.

Here are the editorials.

The Bee: Vote no on recall

The Bee’s separate editorial on the replacement election, No clear choice

UPDATE: The Bee's editorialists are offering their individual views on the replacement election at the Ed Board's blog, Fly on the Wall.

The LA Times: Why the Recall is Wrong

The Mercury: No…and nobody
and Davis is Lucky

The Union-Tribune: Davis must go
and Arnold the Outsider

Long Beach: Recall Davis, Elect Arnold

Posted by dweintraub at 07:24 AM (9/28/03)