[Russell Scott]

A couple of weeks ago, the L.A. Times had a scathing column shredding Davis for is insatiable appetite for campiagn contributions. When the L.A. Times starts tearing you apart, the handwriting is on the wall. The problem is, like President Bush, a good man like Governor Simon is going to inherit all the garbage Davis left, as the snake slinks away in the grass.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

A couple of weeks ago, the L.A. Times had a scathing column shredding Davis for is insatiable appetite for campiagn contributions. When the L.A. Times starts tearing you apart, the handwriting is on the wall. The problem is, like President Bush, a good man like Governor Simon is going to inherit all the garbage Davis left, as the snake slinks away in the grass.

Simon as Governor. Pleasant thought. But we'll have to see. Methinks that once the campaign gets under way, and faced with conservative vs liberal agendas, the media will fall in line behind Dufus and aide him in attacking Simon. They will ignore the scandals, as the national media did with Clinton and Goron. The NatMedia pretended to be "impartial" by softly attacking Clinton before the re-election campaign began, but quickly fell in line when crunch time came around. Their deepest concern, aside from ensuring their paychecks, is that the liberal agenda progresses. They are as the scorpion who cannot resist stinging the frog.

I have supported Simon and I hope many here in California do also. But let's not forget that there are a lot of ignorand sheeple voters here. The attack on Dufus must be relentless, and the support of Simon must be strong, to prevent this idiot from further damaging California.