Californians,now is the time to hang together

it is time to put aside ALL trashing of Governor Davis, ALL praising od Arnold forget about the Green Schism in the ranks anf try to get yet another person to vote no. It's time for the mods to delete pro recall posts and everyone here to alert them if they see one. UNION SI ARNOLD NO

or a pro-Schwarzy thread?

but NSMA and I and Oracle and Cap sushine have had a running battle the last several weeks with certain parties- we end up being deleted when we call then on their carefully worded and edited posts Hint Arnold could be a breath of fresh air. Ther is also one with a yes on recall signature line. and I think i said posts

but arianna is out now-lets bury any hatchets outstanding.

TRUST me -- there have been MORE than a few in the past weeks. It were annoying as hell. :eyes:

Mitch and other were fighting the good fight, refuting the crap and calling on all Calis to do the right thing -- no on the recall.

I think the toads may have been temporarily driven underground, but I expect one or two will resurface before this is all over.

This is way too major.

Arnold NO! NO! NO!

Please put the enviroment ahead of hummers.

Please put unions ahead of corporations.

Please don't let Bush get the key to the golden state.

Recall No! Cruz Yes!

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call all those Calif people you shudda called months ago and make a pitch.

VOTE NO ON THE RECALL

(But I can't jump on a progressive who votes Green, they are liberal and aware and have many valid point's, but I believe they will also vote NO on the recall, hence democracy.)

but honestly, who knows what Camejo is saying this week?

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Schwarzenegger also got a lift from a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll released on Sunday that showed support among "probable voters" for the Davis recall running 63 percent to 35 percent, with Schwarzenegger outpacing Bustamante 40 percentage points to 25 percentage points. McClintock took 18 percent and the other major candidates, Green Party candidate Peter Camejo and independent Arianna Huffington, were in the lower single digits.

But Schwarzenegger's own staff thinks those numbers probably are too high. When the survey is winnowed to registered voters, support for the Davis recall slips to 55 percent vs. 41 percent -- results more in line with previous polling.

Davis and Schwarzenegger Prepare for Showdown


Now that's a vastly different slant on the numbers, wouldn't you say??

On Larry King, Arianna called himn on CNN's bullpoop polls and told him they would be very embarrassed when Tuesday came and they had been so far off. :)

use the "vast" republican owned corporate media, to show polls that "says" it's really all over and has already been decided. (I NEVER seen a more bullshit poll.)

And democrats you might as well stay home.

NO FUCKING WAY!

Huffington Drops Out Of Race in California
Independent Now Backs Davis's Effort to Keep Job

By Rene Sanchez
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, October 1, 2003; Page A10


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30 -- Arianna Huffington, the political provocateur who has roiled California's recall election with stinging attacks against her rivals on the ballot, quit the race tonight and vowed to spend the final days of the campaign denouncing actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and urging voters to keep Gov. Gray Davis (D) in office.

Huffington's decision is a sign of the anxiety spreading among many liberals in California that the recall movement, led by Republicans, may succeed in part because their votes are splintered among several candidates. Her supporters and those of the Green Party's Peter Miguel Camejo are a small fraction of the electorate. But their votes could be crucial if the Oct. 7 election is close.

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Together, Huffington and Camejo are drawing the support of about 6 percent of voters questioned in recent polls. But some polls also have suggested that Davis may need only that much more of the electorate to survive the recall.

"It might seem like just a sliver of the electorate," said Mark Baldassare, the polling director of the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California, "but it could be a significant one. In a close election, they could make a big difference."


Huffington Drops Out - Now Backs Davis