[John Jorsett]

Ping. Too bad we have to put up with Davis until June. One thing I wonder though is whether we'll end up somebody even worse. If Democrats are signing on to this thing, that's a distinct possibility.

[I_Love_My_Husband]

ping

[ladyinred]

Where do I sign?

[lewislynn]

"Steele is going to introduce the recall effort at the California Republican convention next month.

Does anyone want to bet California Republicans will reject the idea...They're as much a problem as the liberals.

[antaresequity]

You can Email them to encourage this effort:

Melanie Morgan

Shawn Steele

[LibKill]

Good luck, Californians. I hope you do jettison that S.O.B.

[ladylib]

Poor Gray Davis -- the Catholic Church doesn't want him and neither do a lot of Californians.

He's going to get a complex.

[bigfootbob]

Sorry people. This will never happen. Davis has too much power. The powerbrokers like everyone else nowdays will not admit a mistake by participating with this recall.

[Teacher317]

Umm, wasn't the best opportunity to oust the fool the November elections? If Democrats really wanted him out, they could have taken him on in the primaries, or voted GOP (or simply stayed home) in November.

[christie]

Ping

[Joe Hadenuf]

Bttt...........

[Consort]

If the Democrats can't fix the economy in one state, how would they ever fix the economy in all fifty states?

[tiki]

California Freepers get busy, PRONTO!!!!

[thinktwice]

A timely indictment of the governor would nicely complement the recall effort.

[Amerigomag]

I question the wisdom of all who support this recall.

Under California law the Lt. Governor replaces the recalled Governor.

While Davis is a predictable failure he represents much less of a potential threat to California's culture than does Bustamante.

Bustamante has a political history that is aligned with Mexican separatism.

For the record Bustamante has publically stated he is a "first generation" Californian (US citizen) but proof that he was born in the US has never been made public.

[Regulator]

A recall effort against Davis was initiated by Glenn Spencer and Barbara Coe of the California Coalition for Immigration Reform back in 1999, in the wake of his sham "arbitratrion" of the Prop. 187 appeal. That effort - which had only $70000 to work with - gathered something like 470,000 signatures (they needed about twice that), largely on the basis of the anger that people felt toward the man for destroying their vote.

A well funded recall effort - with the limp wristed California Republican Party finally on board - would be a cakewalk, if all we need are about 675000 signatures.

So when do we start?

[davisfh]

"Californians Scramble to Oust Gov. Davis "

Too bad this has to come after the damage is already done. It's sort of like deciding to paint the living room while the kitchen is engulfed in flames.

[537 Votes]

Kind of a pipe dream, don't you think? Californians re-elected him just three months ago. You may get the recall election held but you won't win the election.

[Revolutionary]

Recalling Davis would provide two key benifits: Getting rid of Davis (and his machine), plus the dark stain this will put on the Democrats in California and the rest of the country.

Even though I received some joy after the election when it was revealed how big the California mess really was and how much trouble Davis just paid millions to wallow in, it would be much better if a Republican stepped in and fixed the problem.

[farmfriend]

In the meantime, Steele has enlisted former Carter pollster Pat Caddell to handle a Dump Davis democrat petition drive

Sound familiar?