[FairOpinion]

What I find really inappropriate, is not that McClintock opposes the bond issue, and may not vote for it, although that does put him squarely in the camp with the Dems, but that 3 days Arnold becomes governor, McClintock just had to get in front of the cameras to criticize Arnold's plan, in a very shrill voice, and non-diplomatic (to be very kind to him) way.

He is the best stooge the Dems could have.

[onyx]

He's cutting his own throat. He's proving himself a 'little, bitter man.' Pitiful. Sorry to see it.

[RKV]

And how does his opposition to debt (bonds) put him in the same camp as the RATs? The RATs want us to pay more taxes and bonds do just that. Oh, we pay later, not now, but the net result is still the same on a present value basis. And we pay interest, too. Don't think we can cut (enough) spending. I beg to differ. This problem is large enough, but not unsolvable. Some sacred cows will be slaughtered in the process, but that is OK with me. Do we need a Coastal Commision, no. Do we need CAL_OSHA, no. College students will pay more, yep. And so on.

[F16Fighter]

"What I find really inappropriate, is not that McClintock opposes the bond issue, and may not vote for it, although that does put him squarely in the camp with the Dems, but that 3 days Arnold becomes governor, McClintock just had to get in front of the cameras to criticize Arnold's plan, in a very shrill voice, and non-diplomatic (to be very kind to him) way."

It's called engaging in critical thinking AND standing up for a principle -- but of course the RINO wing of the GOP still refuses to read the memo.