California recall Tom Mclintock for Governor Rally, Temecula, Ca 09/05/2003 (Pics)

Self ^ | 09/05/2003 | Joseph Ranos

[Enough is ENOUGH]

1991 - Saddam burns oil fields during Gulf War I retreat.

2003 - Davis signs illegals' driving license bill during recall defeat.

Davis should be recalled again for this act alone.

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Now the socialist legislators are working on a bill that will require businesses to pay for and provide mandatory health care insurance for all of their employees.

California businesses are holding on by mere threads. Every business my family is connected with is in a financial crisis position. Ask anyone who knows people who work for CPA firms who see the conditions of other businesses to tell you how really bad it is.

The socialist bent legislators in California are engaging in "the final solution" to punish and destroy the free enterprize system throughout the state. This group of anti-business legislators should be impeached for their gross negligence. This is not a hollow sentiment. Our survival depends upon it.

[PeoplesRep_of_LA]

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[Chancellor Palpatine]

What an underwhelming crowd in a state with some 13 million registered voters.

Gary Coleman would get a bigger draw.

[Hildy]

I agree. With only 4 weeks to go until the election, this is certainly a disappointing show for TM. He'll never gain the momentum. It's sad, but true. Let's hope Arnold gives him a prominent place on staff and Tom steps aside, for everyone's sake.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

At this point, he's directed too much crap at the Schwarzenegger camp, and violated the 11th comandment in a non-primary election (which Schwarzenegger has scrupulously held to). After Arnold wins, McClintock may well find himself so deep in the doghouse that he'll get no executive lobbying for anything he wants on the legislative agenda.

I know thats how I'd treat him.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Here is another interesting aspect (besides the fact that only 300 showed up for an allegedly major candidate - and that is, when looking at the few pics, you tend to see only white guys. There is a remarkable dearth of women, blacks and hispanics.

Crossover is necessary, but it just ain't gonna happen in his campaign.

[junta]

Typical lefty crap when legitimacy is conferred by race. Frankly you must be as nuts as any far out lefty when you write crap like that. Hell for that matter the 82nd Airborne must be illegitimate because they sure as hell do not reflect the population of El Lay when I see their pictures.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Lemme repeat these ratios for you, junta. 6.5 million registered Democrats, 150K registered Greens, 5 million registered Republicans, and over 2 million registered Independents.

If Tom McClintock is running a hard right wing conservative campaign and drawing mostly white guys, then how does the calculus work to come up with winning ratios among the suburban managerial class, urban blue collars, and women - groups he HAS to do well with to win, including significant crossover from Dems and Inds?

[junta]

By attacking the myths of Liberalism, destroying the taboos of PC, and challenging the ethos of the liberal delusion. Reagan challenged the liberal assumption that Communism was our future and that America was evil and destroyed Carter and Mondale who gulped the liberal kool-aid of their day. Wilson poked liberalism in the eye in 1994 and swept the day, and it is called leadership and when Wilson's career depended on it he exuded it. Liberalism is a dying ideology I just wish conservatives would wake up to that fact.

[Hildy]

I know. If McClintock's candidacy results in a split vote installing Cruz Bustamante as Governor, his career in California Repubican politics is over. That's why I don't understand why the Party Leadership doesn't take control of this. I've said on another thread that when the Reps call me for donations, etc. I tell them that when they start acting like a party, I will contribute my money and time. What? I'm going to walk the precincts to insure Bustamante. Hell, I'd rather have Davis. The more I think about it, the angrier I get.

[EGPWS]

Now the socialist legislators are working on a bill that will require businesses to pay for and provide mandatory health care insurance for all of their employees.

Forcing the hand of the "feeders". Yea, that'll work alright! Pssst, if he is able to get such a ridiculous bill passed, mention Minnesota for an alternative for business relocation!

Does "Grayout" have ANY comprehension at all of what keeps this country strong?

Has he a clue about anything outside of his "Government world"?

[Roscoe]

he's directed [exposed] too much crap at the Schwarzenegger camp

[ElkGroveDan]

Hey how did you miss getting a photo-op with Temecula's State Senator and conservative stalwart, Senator Dennis Hollingsworth?

[calcowgirl]

>>>>[exposed] too much crap at the Schwarzenegger camp

Ummmm.... isn't it Arnold that exposed it? Literally? ;-)

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I'm not sure that you can put funding links on this site. Perhaps you should check with the Admin Moderator...

[Humidston]

If I need to define the word "Grassroots" I'll refer to you, Sonar5.

WAY TO GO!

[Lily4Jesus]

You're right Hildy, a vote for McClintock will be a vote for Bustamante. You think Davis is bad wait until you get Bustamente. I'm a latina, I know. You might as well kiss California good bye. It is going back to Mexico. I wish conservative - republicans think with their head instead of their heart. How many more democrats does CA. has... 1 Million? McClintock doesn't have a chance, Arnold does. Many democrats and independents I know are voting for Arnold; they don't like Davis or Bustamente. I don't care how qualified Mc. is, he won't make it. I'm not wasting my vote. I'm voting for Arnold and so is every one in my family. Davis is bad, Bustamante is worse and Arnold is not that bad.

[=Intervention=]

"What an underwhelming crowd in a state with some 13 million registered voters.

Gary Coleman would get a bigger draw."

Spreading the despair and the FUD again, I see. We can always count on you, can't we?

[=Intervention=]

" McClintock doesn't have a chance, Arnold does. "

Sacrifice the principles and nothing else really matters.

[Grand Old Partisan]

The foremost principle should be to ensure that Cruz Bustamante does not become Governor, and that can ONLY be accomplished by getting Arnold elected.