Drudge: 59% VOTE 'YES' FOR RECALL; 51% SCHWARZENEGGER, 30% FOR BUSTAMANTE, 13% MCCLINTOCK

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[ambrose]

EXIT POLLS SHOW LANDSLIDE: RECALL, SCHWARZENEGGER POISED FOR EASY WIN

[vikingchick]

LOL!

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SOURCES: NETWORKS TO CALL RACE AT 8:01 PM PACIFIC TIME, AS VOTING OFFICIALLY ENDS...

[Trust but Verify]

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SOURCES: NETWORKS TO CALL RACE AT 8:01 PM PACIFIC TIME, AS VOTING OFFICIALLY ENDS...

[carton253]

A safe haven of rationality and truth...

[savedbygrace]

Aw, man. Arnold coulda won if McClintock had dropped out. Tom'll never work in this state again.

Wait a minute. You mean Arnold won? How is that possible, since McClintock didn't drop out?

[TheAngryClam]

Absentee ballots are going to be the right-wing overdrive of this whole thing, too.

[ysoitanly]

ROFL!

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Maybe this will end some of the lame jokes about California.

As soon as I finish my latte and foot massage, I'm going to celebrate!

[Peach]

Did you see Jesse Jackson on FNC a few minutes ago saying they will file a lawsuit if anyone but Davis wins? Complained there weren't enough polling places, especially on college campuses.

Sean didn't challenge him and remind Jackson that the Democrats control ALL the key spots in California that make decisions where to have polling places.

Everything is racist these days.

[Keith]

That commie Marxine Water is on Hardball...how can anyone stand that turkey-necked shrill geek.

[UncleDick]

I'd be interested to see the county by county breakdown. I wouldn't be surprised if McClintock eclipsed Cruz here in the San Joaquin Valley.

[Peach]

Love your tagline.

[Pubbie]

We need McClintock to run against Boxer in 2004 (God help us if that idiot Simon wins the Senate Primary.)

[FairOpinion]

"Arnold's team wanted McClintock to STAY in the race because they needed his voters to vote "Yes" on Part I of the ballot. "

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Arnold's team and all the Republican leadership wanted Tom to drop out from the very beginning, where are you getting this nonsense from?

If Tom had dropped out at the beginning, as Issa and Simon did, there wouldn't have been this fracture in the GOP, people would have supported Arnold and voted for the recall.

When you imply, that McC supporters wouldn't have voted, just out of spite, if McC weren't in the race, you are only pointing out that they didn't want what is best for CA or the R party, were only pushing a personality cult.

I don't want to continue the divisive arguments, but your statement was more than I could stand.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

But...but...a high voter turnout is supposed to help the Democrats.

Not when the voters have a good case of mad.

Looks like in this case they just might have.

[quesera]

Gray Davis has just been TERMINATED!

Rats are in panic mode tonight, they're already talking of a lawsuit. RATS, I hate RATS!

[concerned about politics]

SOURCES: NETWORKS TO CALL RACE AT 8:01 PM PACIFIC TIME, AS VOTING OFFICIALLY ENDS...

Yeh, but Jessie is pulling to get the Democrat areas to stay open until 10:00 to stop disinfranchizement. Every vote counts - except military and Republican votes, of course. It has to be "fair."

[carton253]

LOL! We don't want that to happen...

[P-Marlowe]

These are just the exit polls. the two million absentee ballots will probably go 80% for Arnie. I got my absentee ballot request form from the Arnold campaign and voted absentee. He could end up with 55% of the vote if enough McClintock supporters use their brains and think about the future rather than the moment.

[xp38]

[Uncle Kermie]

Drudge was wrong on several state predictions in 2000.