[sinkspur]

He's in it 'til the end.

I don't know what Diddle E. is watching; he's not watching H&C, because McClintock has said, repeatedly, that he will not drop out, and that he will accept Arnold's endorsement.

McClintock's career is over if he helps elect Bustamante.

[BibChr]

Myself, I think it's teetering right now.

My own opinion has gone from very high (voted for him in the last election), to very low. And each day his stubborn egomania keeps him in, hurting California's chances, I think less of him. (And his advocates here ain't helping me think different.)

Dan

[ambrose]

Have you ever been to Ventura County? If not, then don't tell us about McClintock's political career being over.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Sink, I had the interview on from the beginning, when they went straight from O'Reilly into the interview. His statement on eventually backing Arnold if Cruz was going to win was very early in the first segment, in a response to a question from Colmes, and before Hannity started asking his questions. He followed up quickly with statements that there was a month to go, it is early, and 'this is why we have campaigns."

I'll post the transcript as soon as it is released on the FNC website. Should be soon, they already have up the transcript from Arnold's interview on O'Reilly.

[PhiKapMom]

Thanks for the info! This was getting really confusing -- he said it, he didn't!

He is already approaching the point of no return with a lot of Republicans in CA would be my guess. He is definitely not a team player!

[B Knotts]

McClintock's career is over if he helps elect Bustamante.

Spare us the empty threats.

The Parsky-run Calif. GOP has no room for a guy like McClintock, regardless.

They'll sooner run William Jefferson Clinton as a Republican than an actual conservative like McClintock.

And, frankly, I wouldn't put it past them.