I don't think this is a good thing

[kellinator]

Governor recall headed to California ballot

Granted, I am not from California, I don't follow California politics closely, but what's up with this? If you don't like the guy who got elected, now you don't even need an excuse or an independent prosecutor, you can just pump money into campaigning to getting rid of him? Am I the only one who thinks this is a corruption of democracy? I understand not being happy with elected officials, but if I tried to force a recall of certain public figures, I think I'd be receiving a visit from the Department of Homeland Security or worse.

By the way, I'd like to say I think my own political party is too honorable to try this, but really I just think they're too dumb. And broke.

BUT I'M STILL IN A GOOD MOOD DAMMIT!!!

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Demokracy

[scarcrest.livejournal.com]

Kelly, Kelly, Kelly. Repeat after me:

"As long as Republicans are doing it, it's OK."

That's how the system works these days.

[weaktwos.livejournal.com]

I agree. Since I come from these here parts (Californ-IA), I've been asked to sign recall petitions. I decline, of course, because it is a waste of time.

Kelly My Love ...

[faybee.livejournal.com]

Gray Davis is the devil incarnate and definitely deserves what is happening. After living in California for 19 years and now seeing the difference by living in Washington, I can now see just how horrible of a job he's been doing.

Fuel prices in California are higher than they are anywhere else in the U.S. The California budget is seriously lacking and nowhere near where it was before him. And Californians know the term "rolling blackouts" better than anyone else due to his poor governing skills.

So I love you deary, and you are without a doubt one of the most intelligent people I know, but where Gray Davis is concerned, there's just nothing good about him to say ...