[FairOpinion]

Arnold is a fine governor, he is making the liberals very nervous, because he is sticking to his no new taxes pledge and is cutting spending.

Let's keep him governor for another term.

I think this whole thing about an amendment to have him run for president is a red herring, trying to turn people, who support Arnold, against him. He would also not be interested to be a Senator. Why would he want to be one of 100. He ran for governor to help California, not because he wanted fame and fortune -- he already had it.

[Amerigomag]

because he is sticking to his no new taxes pledge and is cutting spending.

Still drinking the Koolaid and fabricating details FO? So that lurkers here don't fall for your loyalist dreams here are some facts:

1) Since Schwarzenegger took office he has proposed and approved the largest budgets in state's history.
2) Since Schwarzenegger took office he has proposed and supported the highest level of government taxation in state's history.

And ... just so you don't get creative with your next reply:

3) Since Schwarzenegger took office he has proposed and approved the greatest level of taxpayer indebtedness in the state's history.

[lucysmom]

Arnold is a fine governor, he is making the liberals very nervous, because he is sticking to his no new taxes pledge and is cutting spending.

Arnold promised all things to all people to get elected. No new taxes and no painful cuts to education. He was going to fix everything by identifying and eliminating waste.

[kellynla]

Arnold is a fine governor
ROFLMAO

Either you are the most naive person on the planet or the dumbest! Ya take a popular clown, insert him in the parade after the previous clown is recalled. And what do you have? Another clown. Only difference is, this clown runs up the tab a few more billion dollars of debt than what it was before he arrived! Let us know when you finish that remedial reading course. And I hope RINOld is paying you a nice sum to post that propaganda you're hacking. LMAO

[b9]

(from the article)
He may succeed or he may fail,
but we should cut him some slack
for even trying to govern a state
that to many Capitol insiders and outside analysts
had become ungovernable.

Like you said,
it's better to light a candle
than to curse the darkness.