Yup, Don, you're right in interpreting what I was saying above. I vote she go to Northern California and lay siege at that Republican congressman's door. Then if she actually has the great good fortune (and a batch in knee-jerk voters?) to take out the incumbent it will mean one less Republican in D.C. She's saying things that need to be said, but she comes across as such a one-note politician that the rest of the job may be completely beyond her. Same as with the pro-life folks who don't seem to have any other issues. It's a waste of an election to send someone to congress who has such a narrow view of the job to be done.

SRS