LATEST POLL NUMBERS: DAVIS IS TOAST!!

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[SierraWasp]

"...the second George Bush has reversed all of clinton's Executive Orders..."

Oh reeeeeeeally? I don't think so... Tell me even one he has rescinded, repealed or countermanded, please.

[ladyinred]

I am concerned about voter fraud.
Mark my words, that is the O way Davis the slime king, or Cruz can in. You can be sure they are bussing them in to vote, and in this state that is simple as pie. They have rigged it here so that it can be done easily.

[Jimbaugh]

Oh Yeah! !

[StarFan]

I'm going to have toast and jam on Wednesday morning watching Arnold thanking everyone for electing him Governator!!

From your lips to God's ear but it seems the newest smear will be from the NATIONAL ENQUIRER PREPARING TO SPLASH ARNOLD 'LOVE CHILD' ALLEGATIONS...as reported on Drudge.

[Hoverbug]

Went to the site and can't find what you posted anywhere.

Where is it?

Hb

[Fraulein]

[rocklobster11]

Here's a link to the Contra Costa Poll from Wed-Sat.

http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/6935137.htm

I found this interesting:

On the ballot, the first question you will be asked to vote on reads as follows: “Shall Gray Davis be recalled – that is, be removed – from the office of governor?” On that question will you:
Definitely vote yes: 50 
Probably vote yes: 4 
Probably vote no: 4 
Definitely vote no: 37 
Not sure: 6 

Everyone will get to vote on a replacement in case Gray Davis is removed from office. Will you vote for a candidate to replace Davis? 
Yes: 87 
will not: 8 
undecided/no answer: 6 

Who do you intend to vote for? 
Tom Mcclintock: 15 
Cruz Bustamante: 29 
Arnold Schwarzenegger: 37 
Peter Camejo: 3 
Someone else: 2 
No answer/no name: 15 

If polls indicated that Cruz Bustamante is likely to win the replacement election, would you:
Vote to recall: 37 
Vote against recall: 45 
Not vote on the question: 9 
Don’t know/No answer: 9 

If polls indicated that Arnold Schwarzenegger is likely to win the replacement election, would you
Vote to recall: 52 
Vote against recall: 38 
Not vote on the question: 5 
Don’t know/No answer: 5 

So I guess we will be seeing the press badmouthing Arnold and talking up Busta in order to increase opposition to part 1.

[rocklobster11]

Here's one more interesting fact:

Which of these statement best describes you?

	Wednesday (n=284)	Thursday (n=316)	Friday (n=200)	Saturday (n=200)	Total (n=1000)
already voted	22	15	41	24	24%
certain to vote	70	77	54	64	68%
will probably vote	8	8	5	12	8%

[ridesthemiles]

The amazing thing is, Davis could have defeated this by simply being honest and *governing*

I think Davis spent the last 5 years proving he DIDN'T know how to any such thing as govern.
He has shown the entire nation in the last 8 days that he is the king of DIRTY politics. His best henchman is Bob Mulholland. I think Mulholland is the reincarnation on some mafia rub out guy from the 30's. There is nothing he wouldn't do to harm a Republican.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Oh please, these are uncorroborated 30-20 year old groping accusations against a bodybuilder Hollywood actor, from unnamed sources by anonymous names. Since the majority of the public doesn't believe it or doesn't care, the LAT is adding "recent" accusations to their long list of names in the hopes that something will stick in people's mind so they could vote No on the recall. The media manipulation is so patently clear in this case that it's no longer journalism. The National Inquirer will put the final touch to the smear campaign by talking about his "love child."

I understand people with no political knowledge would fall for this kind of last minute trash-journalism designed to destroy the competition, but it surprises me that so many freepers would fall for it.

At least the b***job was consensual (lying under oath is a different matter.)

However, it wasn't consensual in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case, when Clinton was Governor of Arkansas in 1991.

Or in the Kathleen Willey's case, who was a White House volunteer in 1993 and testified in the Paula Jones case that Clinton groped her. Clinton denied it under oath.

Or in Juanita Broderick's rape by Clinton.