08-29-2003, 11:09 AM
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Originally posted by Timber Loftis:
Thanks for the correct figures skunk. Sorry, but I don't think 1/7th of those who actually will vote, 1/15th of those who can vote, 1/23rd of those who could register to vote, and 1/50th of those who reside in the state is significant enough to overturn a candidate elected by popular vote. Think about it. Any time the losing party likes, they can probably amass a recall. I can imaging the Dems and Repugs both having their signatures ready as soon as election returns come in so that if they lose they can stifle the first months in office with a recall.
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Gotta go with Skunk on this one TL. Only those who WILL vote make any difference and are the only ones who count. THe other lazy bastards are just whiney babies who are too lazy to take a hand in their own fate.
Of course as always other opinions may vary 
As for the price tag of $70mil for the process, not even a dribble in the cup compared to the $33 BILLION debt already faced.
[ 08-29-2003, 11:11 AM: Message edited by: MagiK ]
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