[Glenn E. Meyer]

Here's the deal. If you think it really won't work - don't do it. You make just look silly in the eyes of those who don't buy your argument.

The noble statement may not be the way to go. It's fun but ...

Then you fall into the inoculation effect. That is if you make a weak argument which is shot done, future arguments by you (even if valid) tend to be ignored or devalued.

So, if it is a bunch of folks who are seen just to be ranting - don't do it. Rational arguments for a larger group on the issues is better.

Is there legit polling that says the number of folks necessary to recall exist or enough sympatico to be convinced?