[Paleo Conservative]

It only takes a three word response.

I'll be back!

[joesnuffy]

Vill Ahnode veto the DRs for Illegal Aliens?

[TheDon]

He'll have my vote in the general election.

[Paloma_55]

I'm glad he is going to veto the sodomy-only marriage law recently passed.

I hope he will veto the illegal-alien-driver's-license law recently passed.

I hope he will be so disgusted with the antics of the extreme-left legislators, that he recognizes the error of his social-liberal leanings.

Some people just don't realize, you can't be socially liberal and fiscally conservative at the same time.

[drew]

I was listenting to talk radio last night and a caller was asking the guest about Arnold's unpopularity, and the host said something about Arnold's "eroding popularity." Then I heard some political expert commenting on the news story about Arnold running again talk about his unpopularity. It struck me, isn't the whole "he's so unpopular" mantra the result of the continued smear campaign against him by the unions and teachers? I don't hear regular people complaining, just political hacks, union jerks, and talk radio hosts. It's amazing how perceptions sometimes become reality. Is he really that unpopular?

[NormsRevenge]

Can we afford him?

[jim_trent]

There were an awful lot of freepers who wanted to elect Bustamonte (sp?) instead of Arnold. OK, they did not put it in those terms, but supporting the number three vote getter is the same thing.

Yea, I know. Knowingly voting for a loser keeps your integrity intact. Unfortunately, it also speeds the takeover by the left and the downfall of anything we cherish. Does anyone think that they Gay Marriage bill would have been vetoed by Bustmonte?

[gc4nra]

Last election Arnold refused to campaign for any Republican challengers. He had his picture taken with all of them months before the election, but would not release them to the candidates.

He only campaigned for R incumbents that were in "safe" seats.

He did all this to keep from upsetting Dims so that they would cooperate with him if they should win.

Not one seat changed hands and his "girlie-man" strategy
came back to bite him in the butt. How do I know? I was campaign-chairman for a candidate who got 39% of the vote in a district with only 27% Republican registration.

[ChadGore]

New Orleans coffin ?

[BurbankKarl]

RINO POWER!

8 More Years, 8 More Years

[Wiseghy]

Davis was a moderate.

A harder core democrat would be a disaster for the business interests in the state. Arnie was just beginning to turn things around with dramatically lower Work-comp rates.

...I can't think about it anymore...just too scary...

[jim_trent]

To everyone:

I try to learn from winners, not losers. When conservatives start winning in California, they will have something to teach others. Now, all they can do is teach how to lose. I look at results, not words. When you start winning, check back.

[StoneColdGOP]

Go for it, dude.

Stop listening to the paid political advisors and hacks, stand up for the little guy and do what you were sent to Sacto to do.

Get Prop. 77 passed and your second term will kick ass.