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To: doodlelady
#33 seems to say Issa (just a little bit...)

Personally, if Arnold runs, I think he's going to win, even though I probably won't be hopping on that bandwagon.

I don't really like Issa all that much myself- the guy comes off as pretty unstable and has huge amounts of questionable events in his past (several car theft charges, rumors he burned down his business for the insurance money, reports of supporting Hezbollah, etc.).

Still, the way it's looking, he probably is the best candidate in there right now.

Condoleezza Rice, please step forward, though. Apart from her affirmative action support, I think she rocks.
38 posted on 06/29/2003 12:16:53 AM PDT by TheAngryClam (NO MULLIGANS- BILL SIMON, KEEP OUT OF THE RECALL ELECTION!)
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To: TheAngryClam
"If Arnold runs...I probably won't be hopping on that bandwagon."

Does this mean you absolutely wouldn't vote for him?
42 posted on 06/29/2003 12:21:56 AM PDT by b9
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To: TheAngryClam
But my main goal is to see us support only one candidate. Be it McClintock, be it Issa, be it whomever.

One thing I am sure of though, and that is Bill Simon should not run because he cannot win.

I supported him in 2002, like we all did, and I just hope he decides to sit this one out and support our Party's candidate.

In fact, I am going to write him a letter saying as much. If anyone else would like to as well, I found his address online.

Bill Simon
William E. Simon & Sons
10990 Wilshire Blvd. Ste 500
Los Angeles, CA 90024

If he hears from enough of his former supporters, maybe we can convince him to turn his sights elsewhere, maybe to AG in 2006?
45 posted on 06/29/2003 12:28:24 AM PDT by Owens08
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