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Republican analyst Tony Quinn agrees that the "if appropriate" claim is dubious but suggests we not overlook California Chief Justice Ron George's close ties with the political establishment. George was a Wilson appointee but has been very cozy with the leaders of both parties over the years. Quinn suggests he might be looking for a way to end the recall madness. He says he is convinced that "the political class is circling the wagons and I would not be surprised to see the California Supreme Court do them another favor."
More: "The fact they took the case on successor elections suggests they plan to do something. Don't forget this is the same court that took Ted Costa's last initiative (Prop 24) off the ballot for spurious reasons -- it would have reformed reapportionment, something the political class didn't want. Ron George cares a lot about keeping the legislature and governor happy for budget purposes -- sooo, don't be surprised if we have no successor election."
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