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No one would "call you crazy" for voting for McClintock! He's an attractive Republican candidate. But the other side's not crazy either for saying he just can't win and, that being so, he may play spoiler and put Bustamonte in.

I have one totally selfish reason for leaning toward Arnold:

An Arnold win would keep the national media spotlight on California long after the election. THAT would drive the Dem prez candidates out of their ever-lovin' minds...and I would enjoy every minute of their whining that they couldn't get on TV!

I'm not saying the other side's crazy for liking Arnold. HLL- I don't know McClintock's history any better than Arnold's. You have a right to support whomever. I just get a bad feeling about him. I think it's pretty tough to expect McClintock to have achieved a lot in the California senate given the state's general distaste for conservatives. He hasn't been in a position to affect real change. As Governor, he could do that, particularly with the fiscal mandate that will come with this election. Anyway, to each his own.

Timeout, of course you're right about the possibility that McClintock support may mean that Cruz wins. That is a dilemma and was my main reason for being excited at first about Arnold's entry into the race. I just have been totally unimpressed with him so far.

I hope you guys are right about Arnold and his advisors. The next debate should prove very interesting.