[Badray]

Sorry for the double post. My PC hiccup'ed.

All that being said above, Arnold is shaping up to be the front runner and it will be interesting to watch. My choice if I lived in Cali would be McClintock, but my choice usually doesn't win anyway.

[My2Cents]

And to those who would never consider voting for a Republican who isn't 100% conservative, I urge them to read Ann Coulter's book, TREASON, and discover who the real enemy is.

Sorry. I didn't realize I'd already said this in a previous post on this thread. I didn't mean to hammer away on the same point.

[My2Cents]

BTW, I'm not convinced that Arnold has staying power. This recall is about addressing a fiscal crisis in California, and it's a unique opportunity to elect a fiscal conservative. Tom McClintock's positions on the budget are solid. He may end up winning this thing. The key for Arnold is whether he comes forward with a solid plan for the state's fiscal mess. If his fiscal policies rise to the standard of McClintock's, unfortunately for McClintock, Arnold may win because McClintock's policies plus Arnold's popularity will be a hard combination to beat.