[Rome2000]

Oh, ok, Steve Jalsevac says so, it must be true.

[marsh2]

I want clarification on Arnold's stand on environmental regulation. Everything I have read indicates he is Green. If so, his appointees are likely to be Green. Overburdensome regulation and the undermining of private property ownership rights has been the bulkwork of socialism and the destruction of the rural economy in California. I don't see how he can be a "fiscal conservative" and believe in a Green agenda.

However, he has not exactly expounded upon his views in this area. I am still waiting for some definitive speech.