Unfortunately for Arnold, those are all differences without much of a distinction. It's all a question of how fast you can sprint to the target of a socialist state. Angelides will gt us there the fastest, then Westly and finally Arnold, who prefers cruise control to the target.
" Arnold tried to reduce the power of unions, correct the gerrymandered districts AND control spending with his special election proposisions,..."
We've been over this with you time after time, and it still hasn't sunk in. Probably the result of shift changes at the FO account I would guess. Once more, those propositions failed for a number of very valid reasons: (1) too little, too late; (2) the conservative base didn't trust Arnold then, and even less now; (3) other than some TV ads and a few speeches, Arnold himself did very little to advance the cause; (4) Prop 76 had big problems, as previously enumerated and discussed ad nauseum. That's as much as I have at my fingertips, but we all know the story.
"...which the CA voters defeated. Don't blame Arnold for what the Dem Legislature and the voters did."
And the second that election was over, Arnold immediately launched into a headlong rush to the left. Remember? Sure you do.
Thanks for telling me what I already know about Westly and Angelides. Both of them are unacceptable far left weasels who would normally be considered unelectable but for the fact they are running against another left wing weasel only slightly less reprehensible than the two of them. So now it's a race. Speaking strictly for myself (and a whole bunch of Orange County conservative friends), all three of them are considered unacceptable.
As for your ending two paragraphs attempting to vest Arnold with a few conservative moves, I wonder if you truly recognize how weak, ineffective and unpersuasive your words are?
Pathetic.