Transcript: Tom McClintock Debates Gil Cedillo, author of illegal licenses bill

CNN Lou Dobbs Tonight ^ | 12/15/2003 | Tom McClintock/Gil Cedillo

[RS]

Please don't take it personal, I just used you as an example of what appears to be an almost generic post in the last few days- Sorry.

It seems like there is a mindset to use every statement to attack Arnold, no matter where it comes from.

I would almost expect "good conservatives" to be quoting Bill and Hillery as the purveyors of truth if it fed their unsubstanciated beliefs.

SB60 is dead - Arnold says there was ( is ) no "deal" - until I see something reliable come out that contradicts that, I will accept it as truth.

In my estimation, Arnold will have his hands full with the budget to even think of opening up an old hornets nest like that. There is simply no up side to it.

[Nea Wood]

Thank you for your courteous reply. I'm sorry if I got a bit miffed.

[Flashman_at_the_charge]

Do you mean how would a 13.5% reduction effect the economy?

[elbucko]

This interests me. Do you happen to know her name?

CA State Senator Richard Alarcon, D-Van Nuys, sisters name is Evelina. She is a self proclaimed communist. Here is some cut and paste a web site

5,000 march on Chicano Moratorium anniversary

By Evelina Alarcon [Sister of California State Senator Richard Alarcon, a reconquista] People's Weekly World, 2 September, 1995

Evelina Alarcon is chair of the Southern California District of the Communist Party USA and Secretary of its National Mexican American Equality Commission.

This is from:http://www.americanpatrol.com/

"Google her name and be amazed. The communistas are alive and well in El Norte California.

[DumpsterDiver]

Thank you very much. I'm going to Google as we speak!

[RS]

Exactly - I haven't heard this considered anywhere - The downward ripple effect of 13 Billion in spending ( actually 20 Billion over 18 months), by government or anyone, suddenly removed from CA's economy.
I'm sure some of it goes outside, but I believe the majority of CA's spending stays here.