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Game's on
The recall election is back on for two weeks from today, compliments of the 9th Circuit. Unanimous 11-0 decision that the ACLU says it won't appeal. I'm guessing Prestopundit is now OK with the idea of "unelected political appointees" as judges, even (gasp) Democrats.
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Of course, this is only the beginning of litigation not the end. I can imagine a whole host of scenarios whereby recounts are held and litigated a la Florida. This election is a full employment act for attornyes in California.
Posted by: Jeff at September 23, 2003 07:26 PM