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August
24th, 2003
CALIFORNIA
DREAMIN...
by
Eric 'Renderking' Fisk
All
the leaves are brown, and the skies are Gray Davis.
Word
from the wise is that August isn’t just the dog days
of summer, it’s also the slowest news cycle of the year.
Because of that, it’s a bad time to sweep anything under
the rug… news organizations desperate for some hot news
story would go into a feeding frenzy like sharks on
a wounded baby seal over anything that might resemble
a story. Which explains why the California Recall is
getting so much national news coverage. It also explains
why networks like CNN and Fox News was covering the
Black Out from last week as if it’s someone spotted
a quartet of mystical horses riding toward us from the
horizon.
For
those who aren’t paying attention because you actually
HAVE a life and you’re out enjoying the summer, California
is having a recall, removing it’s current Governor,
Gray Davis. What’s even more amazing is that the California
voters might actually replace Davis with an action hero
SLASH former body-builder. There are many reasons why
the California voters are doing this, namely that during
his reelection last year he underplayed the troubles
the state’s economy was in, was unable or unwilling
to handle the state’s energy crisis… in short the recall
means Davis is being fired for incompetence. |
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Stepped
into the church of the Holy VRWC.
Leftists
would like everyone to believe in the classic excuse
that this is another “Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy” against
an elected democrat, but what they won’t tell you is
that almost half people who signed the petition for
the recall were democrats. If this is a “Vast Right-Wing
Conspiracy”, (VRWC) then why are so many democrats running
on the other part of the re-call ballot AGAINST Davis?
For
folks with the answer to that question, please send
them to my new E-Mail address: renderking@theindyexperience.com.
Also,
many leftists are saying that conservatives are trying
to undermine “yet another election”. These are also
the same people who are too busy reading the labels
of their “Soy Granola bagel chips” and yet don’t see
the warning signs that their children are on drugs.
They’re also the same people who will tell you that
our current President “Stole” the 2000 election, but
fail to remember that Al Gore himself was extolling
the virtues of the “Electoral College” before he lost
by it.
What
a lot of these people forget to tell their public that
this “recall” isn’t a prank, it’s not a part of some
Right Wing parlor trick to “undo a previous election”.
A recall is legal and it’s a part of the state of California’s
constitution, a stopgap measure in the event that a
governor would ruin the state before the current four-year
term was up. Recall is an awesome idea, an idea that
I wish the state of Massachusetts could have employed
during the Jane Swift administration as Governor… who
was a republican (by name only). And I wonder how many
of these leftists would be complaining about the “Rule
of Law” and “Undermining an election” if it was a Republican
who was on the verge of recall.
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A
winter’s day for career politicians and bureaucrats.
The
rest of the country is watching the California recall
of Governor Davis because the notion that professional
politicians and bureaucrats are getting dragged out
of office sounds pretty good. It’s a sure sign that
citizens are taking back their governments… you know
the one that’s supposed to be “Of the People and for
the people”? It’s a nail in the coffin against the pessimist
who thinks the common man can’t do any good. United,
common men can do amazing things. And, it’s the political
equivalent of “Man bites dog”, the politician is getting
screwed by the citizens for a change.
AS
for the circus mentality of this recall, it’s to be
expected. It’s the perfect opportunity for anyone with
a dying television or movie career to revive their “celebrity”
and get their faces back into the spot light one more
time. Heck, if there was a recall in New Hampshire,
even I might add my name to the ballot and campaign
under the slogan: “Return to the era of ‘RUGGED INDIVIDUALISM’.”
The
sun is about to set on traditional politicians as the
world it revolves around it is becoming more polarized.
The issues are no longer “Democrat” versus “Republican”
any more, it’s an issue of the elitists verses common-sense
Americans.
The
only hope is that this would be a return of political
business from the Golden Era, where men like the Roosevelt’s
and Harry S. Truman can once again be celebrated. If
anything, this could also be a warning sign for the
Governor of Wyoming: Keep up the good work or another
actor (and part time pilot) who’s a resident of your
state might actually have his sights on your job, too.
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