[wayoverontheright]

This is so much bigger than Horowitz realizes. It represents the first time a Democrat Humpty Dumpty couldn't be patched up, and then propped back up, by the main stream media, a big, big emotional event for the dark side.

The California recall is a grass roots repudiation of leftist failed policies. It has to be glaringly apparent to all that too much government has its dangers, something you couldn't have gotten the rank and file Californian to admit to a few months ago.

It's for these reasons the Clintons were going to get involved a few days ago, then came to their senses. This is big. This is good for our side.

[HamiltonJay]

Really that's what the recall is? I am a conservative and I think the recall represents nothing more than sour grapes, and throws republican ideals out the window. Sure Davis is a horses butt, but the people of california fairly elected him (primarily because the republicans put forth probably the only person on the planet who couldn't have beat Davis in 2000)

Now with some politicians money, and some shred manipulation, the people are going to just ignore the entire concept of Representative Republicanism and relegate strictly to true DEMOCRACY.. or mob rule, hell with the rule of law, the law is whatever we decide it to be. Its nonsense.

True DEMOCRACY is an utterly flawed and failed construct, not one founding father EVER referred to this nation as a democracy, she is a republic. I don't see any long term good coming from abandoning the civil rule of law and republican politics to satiate the instant gratification desires of the mob.

Sorry guys, I really don't see this recall in the big picture as anything good.

[votelife]

it will be funny to see what the Clinton's do: publically diss Davis, or support him and risk humiliation themselves!