[Rome2000]

I guess Paula Jones enjoyed it too, eh?

Thats a pretty desperate stretch, trying to say the Jones incident has anything in common with A.S. grabbing a strippers rear in public.

Oh well, for McNader, these are desperate times.

[sruleoflaw]

Rome2000, every single day between now and Oct. 7 IS GOING TO GET WORSE FOR YOU, YOUR FELLOW ARNOLD FANS, AND ARNOLD HIMSELF. People who support Arnold need to TRY to do some thinking. From yesterday's Orange County Weekly. This seems pretty close to accurate:

Normally, a candidate with absolutely no experience in elective office makes an effort to demonstrate a mastery of the issues to reassure voters he has carefully thought out plans to fix what ails the state. Not Arnold. He cleverly took the opposite approach, refusing to discuss any issue in detail and assuring voters he currently has no plan to solve California’s problems. Not only did Arnold refuse to name a single specific action he’d take as governor, he announced during the press conference that it is his firm and unalterable policy not to tell voters what he plans to do until after he is elected. He wouldn’t name a single program he’d cut. He promised not to raise taxes—unless he has to. He did say he was in favor of reform—lots of reform—but refused to say just what that means. Arnold claims he can’t say anything specific until after the state budget is audited by an independent accounting firm, and that will take 60 days.