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McClintock now has a clear field - - conservatives have one horse to ride!
churchillbuff ^ | AUG. 23, 03 | churchillbuff

Posted on 08/23/2003 11:35:49 AM PDT by churchillbuff

With Simon out, there's only one conservative in the race -- - McClintock's 1) the most experienced; 2) the most knowledgeable; 3) the one with the most well-articulated vision; 4) the one with Reagan-like CONVICTIONS (not convenient "opinions" adopted yesterday -- and subject to change tomorrow; 5) the one who's from the MIDDLE CLASS so he KNOWS that TAXES HURT -- he feels it in his bones, not through a focus group -- so we can trust him to keep his word.

NOTE: LYN NOFZIGER HAS JUST ENDORSED MCCLINTOCK!


TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Culture/Society; Editorial; US: California
KEYWORDS: calgov2002; conservative; endorsement; lynnofziger; mcclintock; recall
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To: churchillbuff
Mount up, and go join Custer's Last Stand...

your horse requires 5c to ride, but please don't keep mother waiting too long in the checkout line!
42 posted on 08/23/2003 12:06:12 PM PDT by habs4ever
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To: churchillbuff
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43 posted on 08/23/2003 12:08:17 PM PDT by DoctorZIn
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To: habs4ever
Mount up, and go join Custer's Last Stand... your horse requires 5c to ride, but please don't keep mother waiting too long in the checkout line!

Haven't heard such snideness since I was campaigning for Reagan in the GOP presidential primaries in 1980 -- and the liberal Republicans smirked that I was a "wingnut" and Reagan "wasn't electable"!

44 posted on 08/23/2003 12:08:31 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: jfritsch
I have a hard time believing that 'Mister N-word' is considered a viable candidate.

Show me where in the media Mister Bustamante has been outed on his "slip of the tongue" . If the people don't know about it it doesn't mean much does it.and as jesse says they will give him a pass..... As for him being a viable canndidate, maybe you should follow the polls more closely and listen to the Latinos...it will all boil down to who comes out to vote...as always...do people come out to vote for or against something? Davis was the worst POS ever in California but he got reelected..why? How important is name recognition? How many people vote strictly d or r or for someone they relate to such as a hispanic name or movie actor?
45 posted on 08/23/2003 12:09:57 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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To: Mini-14
I still fail to see how a vote for McClintock is a "vote for Bustamante".

It isn't in this type of election. Unless McClintock really surges in the polls, it's the same as not voting at all.

46 posted on 08/23/2003 12:10:03 PM PDT by Dog Gone
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To: churchillbuff
As much as I'd like to see the term "Gov. McClintock" in common usage, conservatives are likely to be faced with the choice of Aaaahnold or Bustamante; not McClintock. One can say what one will about voting on "principle", but the fact of the matter is that splitting the State's scant GOP electorate will get Bustamante elected. Bustamante may be the only person in the State who's less qualified to be governor than Gray-out Davis. Are we willing to see him in office so that we can chase a quixotic dream of electing a true-blue conservative in a decidedly non-conservative State?
47 posted on 08/23/2003 12:10:46 PM PDT by Redcloak (All work and no FReep makes Jack a dull boy. All work and no FReep make s Jack a dul boy. Allwork an)
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To: Walkin Man
What makes you think lib-leftist Arnie will do that?

Firstly, he's a a moderate Republican, not a lib leftist. And what makes you think he won't? He's a fiscal conservative who happens to believe in programs for kids. From my experience I know that's the best way to keep kids from becoming long term liabilities and perhaps even convicts. It's good common sense. Too bad you don't see that.

How is Arnie going to pay for all of his leftie, nanny-state programs?

Like what...keeping kids out of trouble and eventually prisons? We can either pay for their afterschool programs now or pay for their crimes later. That’s an easy choice, I’d say.

You know the stuff that he has believed in all of his life, not empty promises from an empty suit made weeks before the election.

Allowing your personal opinion of the man and/or cynicism of politicos in general to guide your decisions might work for you, but I'll rely on the man’s history of supporting the Republican Party and it's fiscal ideology.

48 posted on 08/23/2003 12:11:12 PM PDT by South40 (Get Right Or Get Left)
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To: Recourse
If Arnold drops out, at least 33% of his voters will go to Bustamante.

Show me the poll that says that. I'm not buying it. Bustamante's a stumblebumb; McClintock could clean his clock. I'd love to see McClintock destroy him in a debate.

49 posted on 08/23/2003 12:11:25 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: South40
Like what...keeping kids out of trouble and eventually prisons? We can either pay for their afterschool programs now or pay for their crimes later. That’s an easy choice, I’d say.

Willie Brown couldn't have said it better himself. Thanks for revealing your true colors as a liberal who believes more government programs are the answer to social problems that result from the social liberalism (divorce, out-of-wedlock births) that Arnie is fine with.

51 posted on 08/23/2003 12:12:56 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: jfritsch
McClintock has nothing to offer. Even his "conservative" positions are bland.
52 posted on 08/23/2003 12:13:17 PM PDT by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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53 posted on 08/23/2003 12:13:21 PM PDT by bluefish
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To: ARCADIA
Why do you insist on splitting the Republican vote by supporting Arnold? GO MCCLINTOCK!
54 posted on 08/23/2003 12:14:19 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: Dog Gone
Why do you insist on splitting the Republican vote by supporting Arnold? GO MCCLINTOCK!
56 posted on 08/23/2003 12:14:38 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: churchillbuff
Haven't heard that chestnut since the "moderate" Republicans used it against Reagan in Republican primaries! Thanks for jogging my memory!

Unfortunately you are not having a primary. The 5% to 10% conservative vote he skims off Ah-nold will probably be just enough to put "Big Breasts" in the governors chair.

You would have been better off with Davis, at least he was term limited.

So9

57 posted on 08/23/2003 12:14:44 PM PDT by Servant of the Nine (Did I say that?)
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To: habs4ever
Why do you insist on splitting the Republican vote by supporting Arnold? GO MCCLINTOCK!
58 posted on 08/23/2003 12:14:57 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: Mini-14
Do you have inside knowledge of a plan for election fraud, in which election officials are planning to move votes from the McClintock column to the Bustamante column?

No, but there have been highly suspicious circumstances of undocumented Hispanics voting (Loretta Sanchez) in California.

I think Uberroth has to get out and throw his support to McClintock before McClintock has a chance. Then you'd have a horse race and a real choice with Bustamante, Schwartzenegger and McClintock splitting the vote almost equally. Unfortunately, I think Cruz would be mildly favored because you would still have the slavish Unions (teachers, public employees, etc.) all backing the Dem candidate. the only thing that would change that is if the campaigns could link Bustamante definitively with the failing government in the minds of the voters.

59 posted on 08/23/2003 12:15:32 PM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
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To: Servant of the Nine
Why do you insist on splitting the Republican vote by supporting Arnold? GO MCCLINTOCK!
60 posted on 08/23/2003 12:15:35 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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