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9780765614575

Recall!: California's Political Earthquake: California's Political Earthquake

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    9780765614575

  • ISBN10:

    076561457X

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2004-02-28
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Author Biography

Larry N. Gerston is professor of political science at San Jose State University Terry Christensen is professor of political science at San Jose State University

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Part I. The Politics of Recall
1. The California Republic: More Like a Nation Than a State
3(13)
Land of Direct Democracy
4(3)
"California Sets the Pace": Tom Brokaw, NBC News, October 8, 2003
7(2)
California's Economy: Ranking Sixth in the World If the State Were a Nation
9(2)
Diversity Compounded by Diversity
11(1)
Fractured Political Parties
12(2)
Out of History and Diversity: Opportunity-and Opportunists
14(2)
2. Elements of a Perfect Storm
16(13)
The Power Crisis
17(3)
A Plunging Economy
20(1)
The Budget Deficit
21(3)
And Then the Rains Came...
24(5)
Part II. The Shaping of the Battle
3. The Legislature: Gridlock Defined
29(9)
The Problem of the Two-Thirds Vote
30(2)
The Term-Limits Paradox
32(3)
Safe Districts and Dangerous Legislative Conflicts
35(1)
Adding Fuel to the Fire
36(2)
4. Governor Gray Davis: Triumph, Decline, Denial
38(11)
Who Is Gray Davis?
38(3)
Governor Davis: "Implement My Vision"
41(4)
Slow Reaction: A Governor in Denial
45(3)
Davis Agonistes
48(1)
5. Qualifying for the Ballot: Right-Wing Conspiracy or Convergence of Interests?
49(16)
Qualifying for the Ballot
49(1)
Instigators and Visionaries
50(5)
The Stealth Campaign: The Internet and Talk Radio
55(2)
Darrell Issa's Golden Egg
57(1)
Davis Fights Back
58(1)
Republicans Engaged
59(1)
An Election Is Ordered
60(5)
Part III. The Campaign
6. The 75-Day Sprint
65(17)
The Recall Goes to Court
66(1)
A Two-Part Affair
67(1)
Gray Davis: Defending Slippery Turf
67(4)
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Capitalizing on the Mystique of Celebrity
71(3)
Cruz Bustamante: The Democratic Alternative
74(2)
Tom McClintock: The Conservative Conscience
76(1)
Peter Camejo: The Liberal Conscience
77(1)
Bill Simon, Peter Ueberroth, and Arianna Buffington: The Dropouts
78(2)
The Supporting Cast
80(1)
And the Winner Is...
81(1)
7. The Issues
82(14)
Voter Concerns
83(1)
Candidate Positions
83(2)
The Economy and the Budget
85(3)
Education: We're All for the Kids
88(1)
Energy: Crisis and Conspiracy Theories
88(1)
Immigration-and Immigrant Candidates
89(2)
Social Issues: Gay Rights, Gun Control, Abortion, and Women's Rights
91(2)
Other Issues: The Environment, Health Care, and Political Reform
93(1)
Issues: The Bottom Line
94(2)
8. Interest Groups: Taking Sides
96(15)
The Right: Conservative Groups and the Recall
97(1)
The Left: Liberal Groups and the Recall
98(2)
Labor: Rallying the Troops
100(3)
Business: A Winner at Last
103(3)
Indians: California's Newest Players
106(1)
Follow the Money
107(1)
Personality Politics: Movie Stars and Political Stars
108(1)
A Different Sort of Election
109(2)
9. The Campaigns and the Media: Whose Election Is It Anyway?
111
The Campaigns: Shaping the Messages
112(4)
The Polls: What Did We Know and When Did We Know It?
116(1)
The Debates
117(2)
The News Media: Kill the Messenger
119(4)
Alternative Media: Celebrity Politics
123(3)
The Final Cliffhanger
126(3)
Part IV. The Outcome
10. Davis Loses the Recall Battle
129(11)
A "Normal" Political Campaign in an Abnormal Political Climate
130(1)
A Mandate for Change
131(1)
Key Factors
132(2)
The Schwarzenegger Surprise
134(1)
Voting Groups
135(3)
A Smooth Operation After All
138(1)
Anatomy of a Defeat
139(1)
11. Recall and Political Stability in California: Can They Coexist?
140(14)
Putting the Pieces Back Together
140(1)
Lessons Learned
141(2)
The Permanence of Structural Issues
143(6)
California Recall: "Perfect Storm" or Trendsetter?
149(3)
The Uncertainty Ahead
152(2)
12. Epilogue
154(9)
Out with the Old-In with the New
154(1)
Schwarzenegger the Activist
155(1)
Early Victories
156(1)
Early Defeats
156(1)
Early Compromises
157(1)
The Movie Star and the Bully Pulpit
158(2)
More to Come-But What?
160(3)
Appendix A: Recall Timeline 163(4)
Appendix B: The 2003 Recall Election and California Politics on the Internet 167(2)
Notes 169(12)
Index 181(6)
About the Authors 187

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