[comwatch]

Hey guys... ping the usual suspects... Your voices are playing loudly on Talk Radio... be proud, you knew, they didn't listen (until now).. I hope some of you who worked so hard on Dimp Davis will call Mark and pleadge to support the Recall effort too.

[Carry_Okie]

Do you need this?

[Regulator]

Back to the Future...

Back by popular demand...

[KeyTapper]

So where were all of you yesterday when they took the recall petition to Davis? I got my email invitation from Shawn Steel and rushed, with my son, down to the capitol building. We were the only ones to show up, except for news people and two goons with signs, hired by the opposition.

[LibKill]

The best of luck California. Jettison this idiot!

[Amerigomag]

While I appreciate the symbolic message you are attempting to send to the Democrats in the assembly and senate be very careful what you wish for.

Bustamanta and Riordan are the statistcal favorites to replace him. Take a minute to ponder these alternatives before you race off to sign the petition.

Bustamante's historic leanings and his unproven citizenship status frighten me.

Riordan is only a half step above Davis and he'd make a perfect fall guy to assure continued Democratic domination of California politics as the state continues to lurch through the economic chaos created by the legislature and abbeted by Davis in his lust for power.

Conservatives have a much better chance to regain legislative power if Davis is allowed to remain. As Davis struggles with the deficits he will continue to educate the public as to the root cause (Democratic legislators) of California's economic woes.

[Burlem]

I heard the interview, I also e-mailed Costa and asked if he was going to join with Shawn Steele the chairman of CA. GOP? He also is filing a recall Davis..seems to me alot more would get done if folks worked together.
I did not get a response from Costa by the way.

[Torie]

There is an election every four years. Davis just won one. Dumping governors midsteam by initiative based on policy rather than malfeasance issues is poor public policy, and poor politics, and thus not only should fail, but is doomed to fail.