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Okay, I hate to break it to everybody, but Simon and McClintock aren't going to win squat. Not in this election. The Republican Party in that state isn't strong enough to elect a conservative to statewide office. So, what needs to happen right now is for Bush to get on the phone with Simon, McClintock and that old bastard Ueberroth and tell them to put the interest of the Party first. Pull out and pull in behind Arnold.

Which is a line that might not be appropriate in San Francisco, but it's what has to be done.

Arnold is the best chance we've had in a decade to ruin the Caldem's plans to fully lock in California's electoral votes. I'm beggin' y'all not to screw this up out there.

Of course, I'm a Florida Republican now. We actually like to win an election once in a while, which is why we control both houses of Congress and the Governor's office, despite massive immigration on our own part.

Of course, we can win, or we can do our biannual answer to the Heaven's Gate Cult on Election Day.

Go Arnold!

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Keyes2000mt]

Some people have the arrogant and mistaken supposition that this board is a decisive indicator of well--anything.

I was lurking during Bill Simon's rise to power and very few people on this board were a part of the last minute surge that took him over the top.

In my state we're forming a new chapter of NFRA and it has nothing to do with this board. Never has the decision of an individual voter on this board decided an election, sorry.

If you really want to make Arnold Governor, get to California and work for him.

[EGPWS]

Arnold is the best chance we've had in a decade to ruin the Caldem's plans to fully lock in California's electoral votes.

I agree whole heartedly! However in the best case scenario, I see McClintock as the best for the position.

No matter what one feels or knows, Arnold IS going to be the next Governor of California which isn't all bad concidering the demise California has been put in with the present administration.