Will LaRouche get involved in the recall?

[ButterflyBlood]

After all, this would give him the chance to push his nutty ideas he's pushed in California before, like mandatory tattooing of children and quarantining of AIDS patients. And what's scary is he might actually have a chance in a crowded field, unless he's denied the right on the basis that he's a convicted felon. but might it happen?

[Jack Rabbit]

1. Will it matter?

Ask any Californian with any kind of memory about LaRouche and he'll say: Oh, yeah. He's the guy who pushed that AIDS quarantine initiative back in the eighties claiming that HIV could be carried by mosquitoes.

Last I knew, LaRouche was a resident of Virginia (not counting his residency in the pen).

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