Another Actress Makes the Case for Conan the Gentleman

LA Times ^ | 10-08-03 | Steve Lopez

[hotpotato]

I've now found three actresses who say they were not molested by gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Yes, I'm telling you this for a self-serving reason — I'm hoping to save my job by preventing more people from canceling their subscriptions because of all our stories about Arnold groping women. But there's more to it than that. On this election day, I'm doing it out of a sense of fairness.

At a rally in Costa Mesa, I met Angela Fair, who says she was a double in "Terminator 3." Fair told me Arnold never did anything untoward on or off the set, and, she added: "I think he can bring jobs back to California."

Then I went to Arcadia, where "Octopussy" star Kristina Wayborn told me she has known Arnold for years and he's always on his best behavior.

And now here's Woman No. 3:

"I saw Kristina's name in your column," says actress Cassandra Gava, who knows the "Octopussy" star and also knows Schwarzenegger rather intimately, you might say. In fact, she was once naked with him for four days, but I'm getting ahead of myself.

Let's begin with her e-mail to me:

[hotpotato]

I didn't see this posted on FR though I did several versions of a search. Note, this is the same guy who wrote the article Der Gropenfuhrer Muscles His Way Into Office - So What Now? (he was taking swipes left and right).

This article has an amusing swipe at Arianna.

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[hotpotato]

And for the record, I think the writer is a complete jerk (you will understand it more if you read his other article referring to Governor elect Schwarzenegger as "Der Gropenfuhrer"). He is, without a doubt, contemptuous of his readers.

[mountaineer]

preventing more people from canceling their subscriptions because of all our stories about Arnold groping women

Not exactly. They cancelled because they perceived the LA Times as ridiculously biased. Another reason they cancelled their subscriptions was that the Times not only published unfounded accusations against Arnold (violating a fundamental tenet of journalism to substantiate "facts"), but failed to report equally offensive allegations against Davis.

[Roughneck]

On this election day, I'm doing it out of a sense of fairness

What BS! Fairnes is not finding women arnold did not grope, fairness would be to dig up, and print the stories about gray davis shaking women, harrassing female employees, giving women nervous breakdowns, etc.

THAT might redeem them, but we all know where "mights" grow. . .

[Kay Soze]

Pass on the LA Times and I grew up in Woodland Hills!

I have removed them from my favorites as well.

They had been real paper albeit a liberal one but they are now in the National Inquirer arena of publications.

Too many alternatives available to get bother with being spammed with the anonymous allegations sections of the LA Times.

[My2Cents]

A little late to try to save face, isn't it, LA Times?

[Born Conservative]

They surely are suffering the consequences of their (in)actions.