Some politicians are less subtle.
Posted on 10/28/2009 9:02:28 AM PDT by DBlake
The California Assembly and Senate recently unanimously approved Assembly Bill 1176 to help the port of San Francisco with financing issues. But Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) has decided to veto the legislation, sending a letter to the state Assembly chastising them for focusing on “unnecessary bills.” The San Francisco Bay Guardian also notes a second, more direct, message hidden in Schwarzenegger’s missive — contained in the first letter of each line:
Too late Ahnuld. They don’t grow back.
This is a better link for the hidden message...
http://www.sfbg.com/blogs/politics/2009/10/arnold_to_sf_fuck_you.html
Gotta admit, Arnold has a sense of huuuuuumahh.
I knew a lawyer who did that after his letter to an uncooperative colleague which began “Your ignorance is only exceeded by your arrogance . . . .” went unanswered.
Wow. Is this the tactic used by the Governor to get back at the opposition. They must be very frightened about how effective he is becoming as a leader. /s off
What has our world come to when this is the level of thinking of the people that claim to represent the Republican party.
Would Ronald Reagan have done this?
I admit doing this to someone (a lawyer) once, because he was so bad, that he lost his license within a few weeks after that. I have forgiven myself for my childishness. But I am not a Governor, and it would never see the light of day.
Some politicians are less subtle.
Wrong link! It takes me to youpolls.
Plausible denial - got ya
No way that is a coincidence.
I think Arnold’s letter may be a real world example of this: When people lose everything and have nothing to lose, they lose it.
If I lived in California, I would be VERY concerned about the near future.
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