Posted on 11/02/2005 1:42:11 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
The battle of the Hollywood titans will take to the airwaves tomorrow with the airing of a Warren Beatty attack ad aimed at celebrity governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, according to sponsors.
The brief radio spot features Beatty urging people to turn out at the polls en masse next week to defeat propositions on which Schwarzenegger has staked his political future, a sample clip revealed.
The ad will be aired in San Francisco and Southern California areas from tomorrow, said Charles Idelson of the California Nurses Association, which is paying for the ads.
"Schwarzenegger and his big money backers are counting on you to not get out and vote," Beatty said in a sample of the ad provided by the association.
"Don't give him more power ... Let's stand up for our state."
In public comments earlier this year, Beatty upbraided the governor for failing to criticise President George W Bush over the war in Iraq and the federal government's slow response to Hurricane Katrina.
Beatty, 68, charged Schwarzenegger was governing by "show spin, cosmetics, photo ops, fake events, fake issues and backdrops".
Schwarzenegger has dismissed Beatty's criticisms and his spokesman has called him "a crackpot".
In the radio ad, Beatty accuses Schwarzenegger of wasting taxpayer cash with a special election for propositions tailored to benefit the wealthy and hurt teachers, healthcare workers, police and firefighters.
"If you're not rich and these propositions win, you lose," Beatty, star of Bonnie and Clyde and Reds, said in the ad.
The radio campaign comes ahead of a special November 8 referendum on several unpopular measures that Schwarzenegger supports, including having teachers rated by performance instead of tenure and requiring politicians to balance the state budget without raising taxes.
Police, firefighters, nurses and teachers stand to be affected by the proposals.
AFP

Warren Beatty?? Oh yea, another drooling, hippie, baby boomer thinking he matters. 'Meathead' Reiner shouldn't be too far behind.
Governor touts ballot measures in Palm Springs
Bill Byron
The Desert Sun
November 1, 2005
Titans? I think that if you totaled each of the resoective box office receipts, Arnold would come out on top.
Oh yeah, I also think that Arnold could squash warren like a bug in a smack down.
BUTTTTTTTTTTTTTT, does warren get to use his sisters karmic energy, you know, one shirley mclaine? ok, does warren sleeping with madonna count? ok, name me three good memorable movies that warren has been in? nevermind, arnold wins. woofer, id pay good money to watch arnold pound warrens head into a pulp, now that is entertainment.
Gotta admit........... I love his wife from these 58 year old male eyes......especially in The American President - 1995 (even though the movie had the obvious and constant liberal slant).
Annette Bening is so pretty.

Is that Ishtar Beatty? Someone whose career could not be rescued by photo ops, show spin, comestics and one of the most expensive movie bugets ever.
OK his descriptive caption phrase surely must be:
Longtime ultra liberal citizen "actor".
... special November 8 referendum on several unpopular measures that Schwarzenegger supports, including having teachers rated by performance instead of tenure and requiring politicians to balance the state budget without raising taxes.
Imagine the nerve of Arnold
Great stuff!!
I can't wait to see the totals on these votes.
Then when they win, some LIBERAL judge will rule them unconstitutional.
Someone beat me to it!
She has such a nice smile, Warren cannot be all bad as the liberal that he is. I can't help appreciating him if only for the reason that such a great girl loves him so much.
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(She will be happy, as I will be, if dear Warren never wins an election.)
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I don't understand anyone who would oppose all 4 of those common-sense propositions. Maybe one or another, but all of them? I, myself, oppose the competitive districts one. But when you oppose them all, it's all about politics.
I'm sorry ,my fault,I did not see your bottom response.
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