[FairOpinion]

Conservatives Strongly Support Arnold.

[paul51]

Conservatives Strongly Support Arnold

What choice do they have? It would be more truthfull to say they support him over crazy left wing lunatics.

[marron]

Arnold's No RINO!

Well, actually he is, but in California he's probably as good as it gets. I'd prefer McClintock, but I'll vote for Arnold if he's the nominee, which of course he will be.

[hosepipe]

[ California Republicans: Arnold's No RINO! ]

O.K. hes a donkey with a horn rubber banded to his nose and likes to hang with elephants.

Duuugh..

[nickcarraway]

Schwarzenegger is a social moderate and a fiscal liberal. He thought things were going to be easy, which turned out not to be true. He'll get reelected, but who know if he will have the courage to change things. The funny thing is he campaigned on a pledge to open up the books completely, and do a full audit. After the election, that was never heard about again.

[KTM rider]

Arnold is as conservative as California could ever hope for,...certainly as conservative as Bush.

The most conservative governor of california since Reagan (Wilson was a commie limpdik )

I am definitly pulling for McClintock who was and is still attacked by the Wilson (CA R)for being too conservative. The corrupt commie RINO Wilson camp (ENRON) is still active today in California which is part of the problem

[goldstategop]

Conservatives Support A Liberal. If it was a Democrat that would be nuts and you could hear the zot wars start on FR. But its Arnold who has the R label beside his name, so his liberal policies are forgiven. Pinch me!

(Denny Crane: "Every one should carry a gun strapped to their waist. We need more - not less guns.")

[b9]

Well, my favorite CA conservative supports Arnold, and Tom McClintock's endorsement means the most to me.

[StJacques]

Well if it's Arnold vs a Loonie, . . .

[John Jorsett]

It'll never happen, but Arnold could really stick it to the Democrats by getting reelected, and if McClintock gets the Lt. Gov. spot, resigning so that McClintock could take over.

Sometimes I like to fantasize before starting the day.

[George W. Bush]

Like other conservatives, Baugh hopes that a Schwarzenegger re-election this fall will give the state GOP what he calls “a bench,a conservative bench—Tom McClintock as lieutenant governor and Chuck Poochigian as attorney general.” Both candidates are strong conservatives across-the-board and rated better than even chances to emerge triumphant over far-left Democratic foes this November.

Historically, electing RINOs at the head of the ticket is not the way to get conservatives into office.

I think the two conservatives being dangled before conservative voters will somehow fail to get elected. It will be a great mystery.

[ruination]

Fabian Nunez might eventually take the CA governorship. There is a video featuring him that you need to see if you haven't yet. It’s here.

It shows him on stage at a large anti-proposition 187 rally in L.A. in 1994. It's all in Spanish (which I don't speak), but this is what I get out of it:

Nunez (in the short-sleeved shirt) introduces Juan Jose Gutierrez of the SEIU to make a speech to the crowd. Alongside him stands a mariachi band. Behind the mariachi band is a large 13-starred colonial-era American flag - essentially signifying the U.S. minus “Aztlan.” After Gutierrez's speech, the mariachi band mockingly plays a droning version of the Star-Spangled Banner, while Nunez and a few other people stand talking to each other on stage. After the National Anthem is finished, with chants of "Mexico, Mexico" from the crowd, the band starts an enthusiastic rendition of the Mexican national anthem - and then everyone on stage, including Nunez, immediately comes to attention. Gutierriez blocks the view of Nunez most of the time the Mexican anthem is played, but the latter can at least be seen giving the black (brown?) power salute.

Although Nunez didn’t mind disrespecting our flag and national anthem during this rally, he happened to find it appropriate to salute the Mexican flag (search on the page for the word “Nunez”) during an official trip to Mexico *after* becoming Speaker of the Assembly.

This guy really, really needs to be put out of office.

[newzjunkey]

I support Arnold. Just yesterday my brother said he might not vote for Arnold in November depending on what the competition looks like. I said I'm up on the competition (Westly & Angelides) and Arnold's the clear choice. I think when the Democrat candidate becomes a known quantity Republicans will see Arnold's not so bad after all. If they stay home in November, they're damned foolish.

[ladyinred]

I personally love Arnie.

[airborne]

California's definition of "conservative" isn't the same as it is here in PA.

Or most every where else in America.

[Amerigomag]

Get rid of the Austrian liberal masquerading as a Republican!

Vote for a conservative Republican tomorrow. There are three on the ballot.

I'm partial to the brakeman.