any right ward movement is being caused by faults in the earth..
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Clearly we disagree on Arnold's leadership. I give him credit for his accomplishments where due and criticize him where that's due.
Clearly we do disagree, you have a much higher BS tolerance factor than I.
His earth first attitude and propensity to borrow and spend our way out of debt hardly makes me think he is anything close to a conservative.
Gee, we haven't even touched on bonds bonds bonds, bushels of which will be proposed the next few years with him in office,, but the cuts will be few and far between.
How long can we sustain a 10% increase a year in budgets?
I guess we will find out soon enough at this rate.
But that's OK, right?
"Clearly we do disagree, you have a much higher BS tolerance factor than I."
Opinion.
"His earth first attitude"
Overblown rhetoric
"propensity to borrow and spend our way out of debt hardly makes me think he is anything close to a conservative."
He should have cut spending. We agree here. But certainly the rate of growth is less than it would have been under Davis. And again, you seem to be the only one arguing about whether he's a conservative.
"Gee, we haven't even touched on bonds bonds bonds, bushels of which will be proposed the next few years with him in office,, but the cuts will be few and far between."
Agreed. He needs pressure on him not to do this.
"How long can we sustain a 10% increase a year in budgets?"
I don't know. With what growth in revenue?
"But that's OK, right?"
Things are better than they were previously. There's no disputing this. I'd like more improvement.
I don't expect to persuade the masses that Schwarzenegger is not a viable answer to California's social and fiscal problems. Neither do I expect to alter the opinion of a single partisan shill on this forum. I take no satisfaction in "I told you so". I do however hope to give these folks some restless nights as they ponder their active role in the inexorable expansion of government power in California. I can only hope they are plagued by their participation in Edmund Burke's lament: “All that is necessary ... is that good men do nothing.”