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To: Hangtown
Re: Tom, Most brain dead California voters won't vote so name recognition is not a major issue. Anyone with a clue will know who he is and what he would bring to the Gub's office. It won;t require massive amounts of money to advertise in the old conventional ways, the networks and newshounds will be all over this 2 month mini-campaign, plenty of free lens time for everyone including FReepers (hint hint!)... and the internet will be better and more readily able to inform and arouse the voters that will care enough to vote for the man for the job.

Re: Bush and Pubbie support, while it would be nice to see the CA GOP canoe with Parsky at the helm paddle the same direction as the mainstream grass-roots conservatives that begin to assert their rights to live in a Republic again, Im not gonna lose sleep over it. Turning California back from what it has quietly become; overrun with those who don;t have the best interests of their state and fellow man at heart, won't be easy, but think of the alternative if we don't try now to reverse our common fate.

This recall is but the first step in a new age of political revolution in the 21st century.

We need the brightest and most dedicated men and women directing this ship back towards a new day in the Godlen State's history.

California can act and choose to reject all the tenets of socialism and help lead the way again, away from liberalism and worse.

We must not fail to do our duty to select the best of the best to lead us.

Tom is my man, no matter what anyone else may say.

Re; smashing the demRats, they're doing a pretty good job of that already. We just need to make sure the word gets out what they really are all about...and it ain't pretty. ;-)


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Open Mic Catches California Democrats
(AP) - Unaware that a live microphone was broadcasting their words around the Capitol, Assembly Democrats meeting behind closed doors debated prolonging California's budget crisis for political gain. Members of the coalition of liberal Democrats talked about slowing progress on the budget as a means of increasing pressure on Republicans. A microphone had been left on during the closed meeting Monday, and the conversation was transmitted to about 500 "squawk boxes" that enable staff members, lobbyists and reporters to listen in on legislative meetings. More...


191 posted on 07/23/2003 10:45:34 PM PDT by NormsRevenge (Semper Fi ...&&&&&&&&&... SuPPort FRee Republic)
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To: NormsRevenge
Excellent post.
193 posted on 07/23/2003 11:36:02 PM PDT by Brad’s Gramma (fREE rEPUBLIC iS nOT aDDICTIVE, fREE rEPUBLIC iS nOT aDDICTIVE, fREE rEPUBLIC iS nOT aDDICTIVE, fREE)
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