Majority Now Favors Recall; Schwarzenegger Leads Rivals (LA Times Poll)

LA Times ^ | 10-01-03 | Michael Finnegan

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

If Davis resigns, the recall still goes on.

Once again, Limbaugh is wrong. But that's just par for the course.

[af_vet_1981]

Someone on another thread wrote :

McClintock's word to Issa: " I WILL NOT BE THE SPOILER"
McClintock's word to Burton: " I WILL NOT BE THE SPOILER"

Have you seen that before, and if so, do you accept it as evidence ?

[af_vet_1981]

"When I talked to Tom even before he got in, he told me a couple of things that when you have these kind of conversations you never forget," Issa told Hannity. "He said, 'Look, I'm not going to be in this race if it's not a crowded field. I know the numbers for a conservative. And I'm not going to stay in and be a spoiler.'" "Those are two quotes that he told me directly over the phone," Issa claimed. He then pointed out, "It was a crowded field, it's no longer a crowded field. And he does have to make ... a tough decision." The Republican congressman predicted that McClintock would ultimately keep his word.

[ampat]

I think the majority always favored the recall.

[bvw]

'Cept her husband is no Socrates.

[G.Mason]

"'Cept her husband is no Socrates."

That's so true.

Why he doesn't even have the self respect to "fall on his sword hemlock". LOL

[GWB00]

Rush has been saying the liberals in a panic and are looking for anything to pin on Bush.

I go back and fourth on his analysis, but I do believe that the California recall will rock the Democratic party to the core and they are shooting whatever the have in their arsenal at Republicans. This is why you see Bush under such intense attack as of late

The other thing that has got them so scared is that the Crown Jewel of the Democratic Party, Bill Clinton, actually hurt Davis' poll numbers when he campaigned for him in California

I believe the Democrats are banking on Bill Clinton campaigning for them in 2004 to help make gains in the House, Senate and possibly in the White House and this development has them concerned. Maybe Al Gore was not so dumb?

As for the current attacks on Bush, this will probably get buried and die down when Govenor Arnold is elected and the press becomes consumed with this "amazing political story"

[eureka!]

From Weintraub's blog:

"UPDATE: Here is the PDF with the full results. Note...Latinos back the recall by 50-47, and 37 percent intend to vote for either Schwarzenegger or McClintock. "

Interesting, to say the least....

[Cincinatus]

What's the problem with that ditzy broad?

Very simple -- Arianna is looking out for/promoting/advancing the cause of Arianna -- first, last, and always. Nothing more than that. Everything that she's ever done in public life has been devoted to advancing herself. It's a pure Cult of the Personality (proving that you can indeed have such a cult, even in the absence of a personality).

[DoctorZIn]

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[AmericaUnited]

Then it should be rather easy for you to provide proof of said lies/dishonesty.

Post 22 + 23. See, that was easy. Not honest, he lied. Buton, Issa, and Haynes all agree.

[Amerigomag]

Once again, Limbaugh is wrong. But that's just par for the course.

I apologize to you for misrepresenting the facts and myself. Limbaugh only said that the "unimaginable" would happen without specifying what he meant.

I looked at several senerios and concluded it was a Davis resignation.

1) Schwarzenegger is nuked in the back on Saturday night and it affects his campaign: not unimaginable and not even creative.

2) McClintock falls on his sword: not unimaginable but not probable

3) Bustamante withdraws to support Davis: not unimaginable but not probable.

4) Davis is pushed onto his sword: simply unimaginable

[Coop]

Post 22 + 23.

Oh, well, NOW I'm convinced! LOL