Ever the optimist, I see a possible unintended advantage for the Pubbies. Essentially they are looking at two elections in the span of a week with all eligible voters, regardless of party, being able to vote in both.
The first election involves recalls of six Republicans which means win, lose or draw voters that support the Pubbies will know in short order what the score is a week before the recall votes for the three Dems. So if somehow two or three Pubbies lose there is the distinct advantage of ginning up enough outrage to overcome any pro-Dem voters in the subsequent vote. Granted there is a visa-versa aspect to this but if the Pubbies can hold their seats then the second vote would ironically be an opportunity for a pickup(s).
Also: Notice how the Dems are showing no concern for the elderly and/or minority voters that supposedly have to overcome the stiff obstacles the Dems always proclaim (when raging against voter ID) not once but twice. And how much more will the cost be to get the election apparatus through it’s paces twice? And let’s not even think about the inevitable legal wrangling after the initial dust settles.
Last: I truly believe that there is a strong underlying voter outrage that elected Prosser by a small but insurmountable margin and has been heating up even more due to the two month inane legal wrangling put forward by The Klopper.
I second every point you made.
i hope you are correct...