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[Eric Hogue 1380 KTKZ]

Nice job, I'll be using this on the morning show! Great position and factual representation...but...this IS California - actor's and moderates (liberals) own this state.

[pogo101]

Oh, well then! In that case! Let's just not allow electability to influence whom we support -- even if that means Gov. Bustamante!

[rastus macgill]

So do you think Arnold is more liberal or more libertarian?
He seems about as "liberal" as our president while considerably more libertarian.If I was a Californian Id'd vote for him over the rest of the field.

[Dane]

Whew, are you disingenous.

This article was not written by Ann Coulter, but by a AP writer named Erica Warner.

But what the hey if you want to follow the ways of Tubbyshow rhetoric so bet it, it's a free country.

[John Lenin]

Bad Link !! Using Ann's picture is pretty low.

[FRgal4u]

Hey - at least half-wit Christie was elected twice in now the demo stronghold of New Jersey!

Imagine these folks put up an McClintock in New Jersey - lol - that candidate would be lucky to get 35% of the votes!

If the GOP thinks it is ok to concede NY, NJ, CA, and a few industrial Midwestern states like IL, MN, WI to the DNC forever than they all deserve to be in the wilderness for decades to come...

if being a conservative means being forever out of power and influence, then count me out...these womb, gun and gays obsessive crowd will never win in any national posts, let alone the governership of any electoral important states...

like it or not, this country is gonna have more non-whites, and less WASPs...if the GOP being viewed as anti-immigrant, it may well just kiss the whole thing goodbye...Arhold is a good face for the GOP - an immigrant, a social moderate and certainly not a luddite!!..

[Jay D. Dyson]

Thanks for posting that. For my own part, I'm voting for a real Republican rather than the dime-store phony RINO.

It's time Republicans grew some spine in this state and voted for an actual conservative instead of kowtowing to the Leftist-Appeasement faction.

-Jay

[EggsAckley]

Your title is misleading. The title of the article from the link is "Arnold pumping up for possible gubernatorial run".

And the article that is linked is not the article you posted. Color me confused.

[Eric Hogue 1380 KTKZ]

Hey - this is ALL too early folks! Let the campaign begin and watch, listen to the issues and read the polls for this one. We have 58 days...let's have a REAL campaign for a change - please!

[vikzilla]

"A bird in the Hand"

[moneyrunner]

The perfect is the enemy of the good.

I’m cheering on the Democrats who are busy making Howard Dean the Democrats’ presidential nominee. I’m cheering them on because he is destined to lose. He will lose for the same reason that this ideological predecessor, George McGovern, did: he is too far outside of the mainstream. And that means that my candidate, George Bush, will win.

Dean’s supporters are denouncing the more centrist candidates. They want red meat, and by God, Dean is the only “real” Democrat who will give it to them. Dean’s electability is of no concern to them. First, because they would rather be right than President; second, because everyone around them believes the same things they do, and that makes them believe their ideas are echoed by most of the people in the country.

Unfortunately, Dean’s supporters have their counterparts on my side of the political fence. Purity is more important than winning and they know that everyone agrees with them because all their friends do.

Stupidity is no respecter of ideologies.

[lilylangtree]

Take a look at the viewpoint of a H'weirdo who was on the Boycott H'weirdo List that was made up of liberal leftists that hate anything conservative and Republican.

Schwarzenegger a "Social Democrat'
Meida Research | 080603 | Brent Bozell


Posted on 08/07/2003 8:53 AM PDT by dts32041


A Republican Hollywood liberals can accept. On Thursday's Good Morning America, actress Jamie Lee Curtis declared of Arnold Schwarzenegger the morning after he announced he's running in the recall election for Governor of California: "I think he will make a fantastic Governor."

She soon revealed her rationale: "I actually believe he's really, at his heart, even though he pretends to be a Republican, I think he's a social Democrat at heart."

Curtis appeared during the 8am half hour on the August 7 GMA to plug her new movie, Freaky Friday, but Diane Sawyer first asked whether she would vote for Schwarzenegger, with whom she co- starred in the 1994 film, True Lies. Curtis responded, as taken down by MRC analyst Jessica Anderson: "I think he will make a fantastic Governor. I think he's a fantastic guy. Look at who he is, from where he came from, and what he's done with his life. Look at his family life, look at his business life, look at his heart. You know, nobody knows what this man does. I don't think he's ever really sought publicity for the inner city games that he's created. He travels the world on behalf of Special Olympics, and I mean for years and years now. I think he's going to absolutely put up what he says he's going to do, and I think what else does California need except somebody who's going to do what they say they're going to do. He's charismatic, he's smart, he's fiscally responsible, and I believe-" Sawyer, laughing: "I hope you get a Cabinet post!" Curtis exclaimed: "I actually believe he's really, at his heart, even though he pretends to be a Republican, I think he's a social Democrat at heart. I think he's going to be a fantastic Governor, and there you go, and I hope he's taking his family to see Freaky Friday this weekend, or else I'm going to have to flick him on the tip of his lovely nose."

[Petronski]

"[Impeachment] was another thing I will never forgive the Republican Party for," Schwarzeneggar said. "We spent one year wasting time because there was a human failure. I was ashamed to call myself a Republican during that period."

[Natural Law]

I have two points that must be made here:

1) This is a California issue. If you are not from California, mind your own business. The national conservatives were more than willing to ignore the California conservatives when you felt that you could not benefit from us because of the over whelming liberal population.

2) We are far better off with an incremental move to the right. Anyone who advocates a non-compromise position is willing to condem Californians a future of ultra-leftist administrations for their own personal agendas.

[Bullish]

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, its a duck, right? RINO liberals are useless to real conservatves, they should be shunned.

Why are so many so called consevatives on this board willing to compromise their basic conservative planks. And for what? So they can jump on a big stars bandwagon? So he can beat the evil blue meanies?

I hate to say this, being a person who worked to get signatures on recall petitions, but I'd rather see Davis stay on than have Arnold make Republicans look like stupid liberals.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Don't let the Ah-nold Porno Purveyors get you down. I love to hear them squeal like the little RINO surrender-monkey piggies that they are. Keep telling the truth !

[ladyinred]

I am for McClintock as I have said, however, if it comes down to the fact that he cannot win, and a vote for him is a vote for the democrat, then he loses my vote. Sorry, cannot under any circumstances allow Davis or that wimp Cruz to be governor. We can't afford it in this state.

[harpo11]

Bull...what about Rudy Guiliani?...he's praised by all who know him as a great man and a republican.

This is California, the far out leftist coast. More democrats are voters than republicans in this state. Hard cold fact. It's liberal country on the coast and conservative country in the inlands. More people live in the huge metro areas and vote democrat.

All I can say is Arnold Schwarzenegger brings colossal energy, dynamic charisma, and crushes magnificently the staid prudish Northeastern country clubber republican image.

I'd take Arnold as govenor any day over the crazy control freaking tax and spend happy lying leftists that irresponsibly have wasted our futures on liberal schemes that are an incredible waste of tax-payer income and undeniable failure. It will take an extraordinary mix of political ideology to break the stranglehold democrats have on this State.

Half a Republican Govenor is better than none. And a hell of a lot better than a Democrat.

It's time the republican party realize it needs new youthful energy, deep responsive compassion, in order to pave the way for conservative policies to emerge. One step at a time to wean a State so mired and chained to dastard liberalism.