[Pyro7480]

I hope the voters shut down these demonic creeps.

[Deo volente]

"I think it is a real issue and it will be able to help us," said Bill Carrick, a senior strategist for the Angelides campaign. "Pro-choice women will know that they can count on Phil, but they can't count on Arnold."

Unfortunately, unborn babies can count on neither, as Arnold is almost as much a pro-abort as Phil.

[MikeA]

This loser's dreaming. Abortion may have passionate support in California, but I think most normal people can distinguish between support for abortion and the idea that parents need to be notified when any kind of medical procedure is performed on their child. I don't think most normal people with even a room temperature IQ would equate the common sense idea that parents need to be involved in their kids' medical care with the notion that somehow that will morph into abortion being banned.

Dull Angelides is getting REALLY desperate. This idiot is actually hoping the heat wave will help him! LOL.

[calcowgirl]

"Pro-choice women will know that they can count on Phil, but they can't count on Arnold."

And responsible parents will know they can't count on Phil. Good job, DemRats. Keep it up!

[goldstategop]

Arnold is NOT pro-life. There's not a dime's worth of difference between him and Angelides in their support for abortion. Given this state's politics, its hard for pro-life candidates to win here. Still, the majority of the American people back parental notification laws. Angelides' view is parents have no right to learn if their child is getting an abortion even though authorities have to notify parents if a child has been given an aspirin tablet. An abortion is an invasive, life-threatening procedure. As a parent I'd want to know so I can decide if its right to have my female child subjected to one.

(Go Israel, Go! Slap 'Em Down Hezbullies.)

[AVNevis]

Angelidies endorses Keep Kids Smart Act (Parody of this story)

[Carry_Okie]

Angelides, Schwarzenegger at odds over abortion measure (CA)

We'll see how deep this support really goes, but if history is any guide, I don't expect much. Arnold gave Prop 73 only a tepid endorsement, but never included it on his list of "Join Arnold" propositions in any of his literature:

From the Join Arnold website the California Recovery Team was the main campaign committee that raised and spent funds to support Propositions 74, 75, 76, and 77 in last year's special election.

Ironically, even though Prop 73 didn't make it onto Arnold's list, it was the one that came closest to passage. If he gives this measure any more than lukewarm support, I'll be pleasantly surprised.