[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.

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[okie01]

"The law says that we can't officially begin until six months after Davis was inaugurated. June 1, we're off and running."

Excuse me, but was Davis inaugurated on December 1?

[Cicero]

This is an exciting posibility, but before getting too excited we need to know where we're headed.

Most importantly, who will run on the Republican line if Davis is dumped? Will Shawn Steele have any input, or will Gerald Parsky control the party? Will there be an open primary in which California Republicans can choose the candidate, or will Parsky hand-pick the nominee?

Frankly, I'd rather leave the state in the hands of Gray Davis and let him deal with his self-inflicted budget problem than turn it over to the kind of pro-abort Country-Club RINO that Parsky will push. Better Davis than Riordan or some Riordan clone. With Davis in office, busy fixing the unfixable problems he has made, at least there would be a good chance to swing the state to the Republicans in 2006.

I think it needs to be made crystal clear before this goers forward that the conservative base will not turn out with any enthusiasm for Parsky and his RINO friends.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Been busy, thanks for the ping!

We need some cleanup done in the Governor's office!

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