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The issue certainly was rapidly triaged, gutted, resembled and left for all to marvel anyone who might by chance stumble over it in the future.

Like an "Exhibit A" of the beauty of FR. And again, certainly an educational experience on a number of levels.

I'm torn on the recall thing. As I stated earlier -- it's their mess -- 'though I know they're incapable of cleaning it. This state needs serious help but I doubt anyone has the guts to do what it takes to fix it, because the remedy is neither media-friendly or politically palatable.

:-|

(The LATimes would have to be conquered first... ;^)

I take a slightly different view about conquering the media.. I would prefer to humble , embarass as needed, and otherwise humiliate them with displays of their nefarious works and their won duplicity in the messes we all to often find this state govt in.

RE: the Recall.. Done Deal!

Best Option.. One Republican candidate runs.. best person for the job?

Tom McClintock

RE: FR - There ain't no better place to start some fires on the plains of politicoland then here..

The power of the internet, Greeley and Mencken would have killed for this tool to report the news and events.

What better way to share and query thoughts inside the heads of real people and not those under the influence of the camera lens and the warp and distortion effect inherent with it?

TV is and has been the way to communicate "effectively" to convey ideas, but often lack true detail of events.

We get the inside scoop here and there and we share it, unlike many reporting the news.

Speaking if the LA Times .. uhh. Let's not, They make me nauseous with the biased vitriol they put out.

There rhetoric alert level is at Red. ;-) THis illustrates the point that the media is feeling heat by being called to task for its complicity in keeping Davi$ in place and supporting boatloads of demRats.

We have the jayson Blair X factor working here as well. The LA Times is no Love Child to this state and never has been. :-)