Bustamante raps oil companies (McClintock and Davis going after same special interest group?)

CNN ^ | August 28, 2003 | AO

[Tempest]

Davis, Bustamante and McClintock also were meeting with the California Nations Indian Gaming Association, which represents 57 tribal governments. The group will not endorse a candidate, but its members have become an influential political force capable of boosting campaign coffers.

[Tempest]

Does this mean that McClintock is trying to be beholden to the SAME special interest groups that Gray Davis and Cruz Bustamante are trying to go for?

What's next the unions?

[Russell Scott]

I don't know. Why don't you call KGO and ask him. He is on the air right now. Tom has nothing to hide. All the rest hide, because evil likes to keep people in the dark.

[Tempest]

Would a "true conservative" go looking for campaign funds from the GAMING commission?!

I mean gambling and all the deviants and other forms of fornication in which gambling incites doesn't seem to be consistent with the principals of the only "true conservative" in the race, would it????

[ElkGroveDan]

Yeah and while we're at it, what number can we call to ask Arnold a question personally? What? Oh he's not taking calls from the public. Sorry. Never mind.

[DoughtyOne]

Tell us Russell, which of the three candidates do you not know enough about to make a reasoned decision even if the election were held today.

I believe you've been here for days telling us what your conclusions are based on the facts, so how can you claim to be in the dark about anyone?

[Tempest]

Oh so Tom is on the air righ now explaing how he plans to ask for money from the gaming commission just as long as they expect anything in return???


Oh thank goodness. . .

I thought Arnold was hiding alot from Sean Hannity yesterday when he answered all his question without beating around the bush. . .

[Tempest]

I would call Arnold but but doesn't it seem more effiecent to call McClintock to get a better view of all the candidates.

I mean seeing as how he'll be hanging out with Davis and Bustamante. Sticking his hand out for special interest funds.

[Russell Scott]

I guess Tom should call Maria, she can call Hillary (best friends with the Kennedys, if you never noticed), and they can decide for Arnold if Tom is immoral. Arnold has a tough time deciding what is right and wrong. Smoking dope and gang banging women is no big deal, the innocence of a 30 year old teenager. Arnold will admit it was illegal and he was breaking the law, but hey, since when did a Governor have to obey laws. Those are for the little people.

[Russell Scott]

Arndroid Alert!

[Tempest]

Well just as long as smoking dope and gang bang girls 25+ years ago doesn't cause him to sell out to the GAMING commision and OTHER SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS TODAY.

I'm fine with it.

But hey what Arnold does in his private past is okay by me.

The element in which McClintock is trying to cater to is what scares me.

Someone messing up in the past is one thing. But McClintock wants to invite the same depraved elements of alcholism, gambling, and all the evil, evil fornication that comes along with it into our state.

Unless you think gambling doesn't invite increased crime, drugs, sex abuse like it has in other states.

[LasVegasMac]

I mean gambling and all the deviants and other forms of fornication in which gambling incites..

Hey, I resemble that remark. Watch it!!!

LVM

[Tempest]

Android alert?!?!

Hardly so, I'm just part of the true conservative movement that wishes to keep drugs, prostitution, and gambling out of our state.

I'd rather be a principled conservative then to sell my soul to a candidate that's ready to pander to the special interest groups like Davis does.

[Tempest]

Fornicating is evil if your a young famous Austrian in the 70's and long since grown up and changed.

But it's alright if a guy with the letter "R" by his name wants to take money from some gaming commision just to install it in California.

[Tempest]

Achoo!

[Tempest]

Bless me ;)

[Russell Scott]

At least Bill Clinton had an excuse that he WAS a teenager when he dodged the draft. And don't think this is the last of Arnold's baggage.

[Tempest]

Ahhh so through the science of crystal channeling and tarot card reading you have deduced that Arnold is a bad person.

Alright, that still doesn't justify McClintock's pandering to the gaming comission and how being beholden to an element as corrupt as the gaming comission is going to be good for true conservatives such as myself who realizes the the seriously dangerous criminal elements in which expanded gaming in california will bring TODAY and in the FUTURE.

Arnold may have threatened his own past, but McClintock threatens the future of every conservative Californian by playing ball with the gaming comission, with it's penchant for drug, prostitution, pornography, etc.

[DoctorZIn]

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[Tempest]

I must say. I'm SHOCKED!!! Shocked I say. That how McClintock who LIES by claiming that he's a conservative who is out there to uphold FAMILY VALUES. Would actively vye for the dollars of a gaming comission?!

Isn't it against conservative family values to promote a lifestyle that breeds drugs and prostitution?!

Isn't it against conservative family values to promote a vice which causes spouses to neglect one another and their children to spend their nights in some seedy casino?!

Where are the true conservatives?! This is a call to arms! We must stop Tom (Double Down) McClintock from expanding this corrupt industry in California!

[alwaysconservative]

So, while Davis, Bozomante, and McClintock are meeting with the Indian gaming commission to see which one can promise the most goodies to an organization that is notably corrupt in return for support (hah, like it will ever go to a Republican!), . . .

Arnold and Pete Ueberroth are being considered by the Howard Jarvis foundation (taxpayer rights) for their endorsement. Arnold gets the endorsement, McClintock isn't even mentioned (interesting...), and nobody on FR even mentions it. (What is happening here?) Kudos to Arnold for convincing the foremost conservative tax group in California to lend their support!