After all, how many conservative feminists who also happen to be lesbians can YOU name who have a chance to get into politics and help re-make an entire state?
The Left-wingers are rushing to assure each other that the election of a Republican, especially one who's socially liberal, means nothing at all to the essentially Democratic nature of the state. Well, democracy -- with a small "d" -- has spoken, and the Left-wing radicals are about to REALLY understand the point of view of the Taliban watching A-10 Warthogs sweeping over the Afghanistan horizon. If anyone doubts that most Californians voted to overthrow the Democrat stranglehold on California, all they have to do is check the results map at http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/Returns/recall/mapN4.htm.
Not a pretty sight... for the Democrats. A lot of people have gone on record to say that they hope the Democrats get the message, they hope the shrill mud-slinging stops, and that they hope the Democrats soon come back to their senses. Not me.
I foresee a split in the Democratic party nationwide. That's what it will take for them to divest themselves of the foaming mad anti-American elitists. You know who I mean: the ones who think anyone who drinks beer ought to be placated with "bread and circuses" every November instead of taking part in the democratic process. The "classic Democrats" -- those that would promote American interests over those of the French instead of vice-versa -- will probably spend the next ten years rebuilding their power base, and will hopefully by THEN learn that the American people root for America in any conflict. We have a vested interest in our own future, and we have to protect it... from enemies within as well as without.
If the retaking of California is the first step towards the rebuilding of America, the best part about this revolution is that our opponents believe in gun control. The most they can give you with an A.N.S.W.E.R. pamphlet is a nasty paper cut.