23-08-2003 23:09									#1
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Bill Simon (R) is dropping out of the race so as not to split the vote among too many Republicans.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS...call/index.html

Now there is a class act.

	23-08-2003 23:51									#2
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At least all the main candidates are still in it, Flynt, Coleman, Huffington and the Porn Star.

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Simon never stood a chance. Remember he lost to Davis a year ago.

Besides the Republican party is try to get all the other Republicans off of the ballot so that Arnie can win. They don't want their votes to get divided eight ways and then to have a Democrate win.

	24-08-2003 00:16									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin Simon never stood a chance. Remember he lost to Davis a year ago. Besides the Republican party is try to get all the other Republicans off of the ballot so that Arnie can win. They don't want their votes to get divided eight ways and then to have a Democrate win.

They consider Arnie one in all but name.

	24-08-2003 00:41									#5
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Now maybe Tom McClintock might stand a fighting chance?

	24-08-2003 00:47									#6
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quote: Originally posted by Buck Birdseed At least all the main candidates are still in it, Flynt, Coleman, Huffington and the Porn Star.

	24-08-2003 00:48									#7
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Last poll I saw put McClintok at 2% which is about a point higher then Gary Coleman.

	24-08-2003 00:49									#8
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I thought McClintock was tied with Simon for 13%?

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quote: Originally posted by Shi Huangdi Now maybe Tom McClintock might stand a fighting chance?

I hope so. I am very gald that idoit Simon droped out. Of course he should not have ran in the first place, he does not even know how to run for office, even now.

	24-08-2003 03:44									#10
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Go Arnie Go!

	24-08-2003 03:44									#11
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quote: Originally posted by Shi Huangdi I thought McClintock was tied with Simon for 13%?

The Latest polls have him at arround 5 to 4%, at least the ones that I saw. Simon had even less than that.
Also there is about 30% of voters that are undecided.

	24-08-2003 04:36									#12
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MR. BILL FOR PRESIDENT!!!!

I feel a campaign slogan coming on....


OH NO!! MR. BILL!!!!

	24-08-2003 08:03									#13
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	24-08-2003 19:28									#14
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Did Simon cry like that other guy who dropped out?

	24-08-2003 19:32									#15
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quote: New Poll Shows Bustamante Leading Arnold California Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante has a significant lead over actor Arnold Schwarzenegger in the race to succeed Gov. Gray Davis (news - web sites), according to a new poll released Saturday night. Of 801 likely voters surveyed by the Los Angeles Times, 35 percent backed Bustamante, a Democrat, and 22 percent supported Schwarzenegger, a Republican. Poll data released Friday by the Times showed 50 percent support the effort to oust Davis and 45 percent oppose it. The new numbers for Bustamante differ from others released lately. Surveys by the Public Policy Institute of California and Field Poll showed Bustamante and Schwarzenegger within five percentage points of each other. Behind Schwarzenegger in the Times poll were three other Republicans: state Sen. Tom McClintock, with 12 percent; former baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth, with 7 percent; and Bill Simon, with 6 percent. Simon, who won the Republican primary last year but lost to Davis by five percentage points in November, backed out of the race Saturday. He said his decision to withdraw was based on his belief that there were "too many Republicans" in the race, and the poll results may bear that out. Six out of 10 Democrats said they had decided who to support in the recall, compared with 46 percent of Republicans. Political commentator Arianna Huffington, who is running a nonpartisan campaign, was named by 3 percent of respondents, and Green Party candidate Peter Camejo tied Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt with 1 percent. The poll results also showed much could still change before the Oct. 7 special election. Among likely voters, 46 percent said they might change their mind about who to support before Oct. 7. The poll surveyed 1,351 people, identifying 801 likely voters, between Aug. 16 and Aug. 21. Its margin of error was plus or minus 3 percentage points.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm..._gu/recall_poll

	24-08-2003 19:35									#16
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if the recall succeeds in removing Davis, Bustamante will win... Arnold is a popular candidate, but the conservative right doesn't like him and will end up splitting the vote.