>The whole recall thing is abhorrent. Davis should stay the course and finish his term. If people don't like him, they should not vote for him in the next election. But he should not be recalled unless he commits a crime.
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>Do I understand correctly that by gathering a few signatures (compared to the percentage of registered voters), a new Governor could be elected by just 12% of the people?
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>Seems to me also that a millionaire like Issa is basically 'purchasing' the post. Is democracy in California for sale? Disgusting and shameful for all Californians.
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>A last one. Some say Arnold should run. What qualifies him to the post? Just for being an actor and a known face is not enough to run a State with a bigger population, bigger budget (and bigger deficit) than many countries!
Arnold has bigger biceps and pecs. Does that count for something? <g>
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