[newzjunkey]

Did this week teach you nothing at all? An (R), however much a RINO, is far better than any (D) who would get elected statewide.

Just who do you have in mind, anyway? You're opposed to McClintock's positions on 76 so who is your pick? I'll take dream and realistic (can win statewide) both.

[calcowgirl]

Did this week teach you nothing at all?

I learn something new every day.
I need look no further than your post #35: "If you're not for Arnold, you're for Gov. Lockyer."

Since Lockyer is running for treasurer, not governor, I confirmed just how misinformed some people are.

[Carry_Okie]

Did this week teach you nothing at all?

Like what? His veto on marriage?

lmao.

He SAYS he supports the will of the people in Proposition 22, but he signs legislation that subverts marriage in all but name.

First there was AB205.

On September 19, 2004, Governor Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 205, thereby enacting the California Domestic Partner Rights and Responsibilities Act of 2003 (“the Act”).

From another source:

Assembly Bill (AB) 205 marks a new twist in the fiery national battle over homosexual unions by bestowing hundreds of spousal duties and privileges on domestic partnerships registered in California. State records show about 5,000 new domestic partnerships were registered in the state in 2004. California's registry now contains the names of roughly 28,000 couples, including gays and heterosexual senior citizens.

Then there's AB 2208):

Governor Schwarzenegger signed another bill requiring insurance companies offering policies in the state to provide homosexual domestic partners with coverage equal to that of married spouses.

He didn't lift a finger to stop gay marriage ceremonies in San Francisco and has signed "domestic partners" legislation that violates in spirit, if not in letter, Proposition 22. The rest is posturing for the benefit of people like you.

The veto on SB60? He continues to negotiate with Cedillo on drivers' licenses for illegals.

Grow up junkey. You don't have the facts to back up your posturing.