[Commie Basher]

This appears in the L.A. Weekly, a Left "alternative" paper owned by NY's Village Voice company.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

if there a audio link to this slip up?

[Spiff]

Mother Jones, a leftist magazine, covered this in 2001. You can read the article here.

[rockfish59]

Maybe he'll 'bust a move'

[BCrago66]

Why should we use the same slanderous tactics as the Dems? Who really cares if the guy slipped up and said N?

[mugsy]

Any liberal who votes for Bustamove is a hypocritical racist. They don't want a conservative, christian male (especially a white one), but they will vote for a fat, ugly, racist Mexican with an IQ of about 95 (on a good day when he remembers to take his vitamins).

[mugsy]

Any liberal who votes for Bustamove is a hypocritical racist. They don't want a conservative, christian male (especially a white one), but they will vote for a fat, ugly, racist Mexican with an IQ of about 95 (on a good day when he remembers to take his vitamins).

[Savage Beast]

"hard-left elitists fear that a celebrity-dazzled public can no longer distinguish between fantasy and reality TV..."

BALONEY! Hard-left elitists hope that the public will never learn to distinguish between fantasy and reality. If California voters could recognize reality they would obviously reject the decadent, self-destuctive fantasy of "Liberalism" and repudite the hard-left elitists who peddle this snake-oil.

In fact, the basic problem California now faces is the inability of the majority of the voters to distinghish between fantasy and reality. The hard-left elitists know that if the public ever learns to do this, the leftists/socialists/Democrats will be thrown out of office! This is the hard-left elitists' greatest fear--and for good reason!

...that our embrace of Arnold only confirms national perceptions of California as a minimum-security insane asylum.

The "embrace of Arnold" has nothing to do with it.

"it’s hard to imagine an Earl Warren or Pat Brown having been recalled and replaced by, say, Johnny Weissmuller."

Oh, I don't know. I think Tarzan would have been a good governor.