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State and national Democratic leaders told reporters in a conference call Thursday that the party is standing firmly behind Davis, despite calls from some congressional Democrats to draft Sen. Dianne Feinstein as an alternative candidate on the Oct. 7 ballot. Davis cannot put his own name on the list of candidates to replace him, and some Democrats want to make sure Californians have another party leader to vote for if the recall succeeds.

Hmmmm..... who to get?

Wait a moment..... wait a moment..... ZING! Lightning strikes!

How about.... none other than..... William Jefferson Clinton????

(uproarious devilish laughter)
- John

"How about.... none other than..... William Jefferson Clinton????"

I thought of this one too the other day. It would be great to get him out of our east-coast hair.

What about Ralph Nader? Isn't he a California resident? I think he'd stand a good chance. Not that that would be good for California, but I wonder why his name never comes up. It would prove he was serious and not just a gad-fly, altho' he is, in truth, just a gad-fly, so I guess that fly just won't!