[habs4ever]

I asked you twice on this thread, very sincerely, if the CRA controlled the CA GOP.I took your silence to be an affirmative, even though you said on several occasions to me that the CA GOP had run turkey candidates who were too moderate, and thus the reason for their losses.Do you wish to correct this interpretation?

I am wondering if you aren't a troll,Saber, and can be trusted with anything you say from now on.

[Sabertooth]

I asked you twice on this thread, very sincerely, if the CRA controlled the CA GOP.I took your silence to be an affirmative, even though you said on several occasions to me that the CA GOP had run turkey candidates who were too moderate, and thus the reason for their losses.Do you wish to correct this interpretation?

I am wondering if you aren't a troll,Saber, and can be trusted with anything you say from now on.

Didn't answer because I don't find the question interesting.

The fact is, and I elaborated on the point here, that both moderate and conservative candidates have done poorly statewide in CA from 1994 until the Recall this year.

During the losing streak, all of the GOP's Presidential, Senatorial, and Gubernatorial candidates, whether conservative or moderate, failed to address the California electorate on issues that struck the deep conservopopulist chord here. The never made the case to Californians that they had a grip on the challenges facing California.

Yet, the biggest electoral earthquakes here allways trend to the right, not the left. Prop #13, Prop #187, and this Recall are the biggest examples in the last 30 years.

There's a reason, and I highly doubt it's because of some arch-cabal of Chalcedonists in the CRA.