Records show Schwarzenegger violated terms of immigrant visa

San Jose Mecury News / Knight Ridder ^ | 09-13-03

[Dog Gone]

Wow, I didn't realize his opponents were this desperate.

[Samwise]

I don't think there's anything that Davis/Clinton wouldn't stoop to.

[South40]

Wow, I didn't realize his opponents were this desperate.

Of course they are. Take a look at post #3.

[ambrose]

Deport him. NOW.

[EggsAckley]

The more desperate they get, the more bemused I am......

~</;o)

[South40]

lol! It's fun to watch, isn't it?

Made even more so when they suggest Arnold's supporters are the ones who are desperate.

[LasVegasMac]

Wow, I didn't realize his opponents were this desperate.

No kidding.

And not just the 'Rat opponents.

LVM

[Dog Gone]

No reasonable person cares about this supposed violation, and it will probably increase his support among legal immigrants.

This is pretty funny.

[Consort]

Cut the BS. Vote straight Republican until further notice. Think like a Conservative but don't vote like one if you want to win.

[ambrose]

This probably explains why he appears to be so eager to give amnesty to the illegals.

[Publius6961]

I have never planned to vote for Arnold, but I need to say this post does not pass the smell test.

It's good to see clearly again, the Gray Davis smear and dirt machine being cranked up...
I'm beginning to hate doofus. And that takes a lot...

[BunnySlippers]

I heard Arnold took the label off his mattress.

[William Tell]

Dog Gone said: "Wow, I didn't realize his opponents were this desperate."

Isn't there still a quota system for immigration into the US from various nations? Was there a quota for immigration from Austria? Was there a waiting list of people who had applied for immigration? Did any of these people find that their applications were not approved, perhaps because the quota from Austria was somehow already exceeded?

Arnold's opponents may be desperate but there seems to be a measure of desperation on the part of people who refuse to see the truth about Arnold.

Every "principle" which Arnold holds seems to be based on some compromise.

Women should be allowed to "choose" and so he supports some forms of pre-natal homocide.

Some people are afraid of ugly, military-looking rifles, so he supports outlawing the right to keep and bear arms with respect to some arms.

Even the fiscal conservatism which is supposed to be his main attraction is a compromise based on doing things "for the children" only if there is a budget surplus. True conservatives know that any budget surplus is the result of over-taxation.

I would say that there is much desperation associated with Arnold's campaign.

[Almondjoy]

Actually I just think Arnold is a whole lot more reasonable than some people..................

[A. Pole]

Arnold performed no work, so it's not a "salary". He licensed permission to use his pictures and talk about him in the mag in exchange for a license fee to be paid in weekly installments.

Good point. There must be something good about Mr. Schwarzenegger if he attracts so much malice. He would have my vote if I lived in California.

[Dog Gone]

I would say that there is much desperation associated with Arnold's campaign.

I sure don't see it. It's one thing to disagree with his views, but don't confuse that with tactical errors or desperation plays.

He's playing it very safe, and so far it's working.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Probably just a stupid kid at that time. I'd probably waive that one.

[Cicero]

I don't like Arnold, but this is a sleazy hit piece.

There's a big difference between an illegal alien who pays no taxes himself but lives high on the working stiff's dime, and an immigrant who breaks a legal technicality because he decides that he wants to live and work in the U.S.A.

[Tempest]

The Article appears to contradict you. Ohhhh or did you only read the parts that you wanted to read???

"SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger has denounced illegal immigration in his bid to become California's next governor, "

[BlackElk]

This slam on Arnie is beneath even me. Maybe they should check the tags on his bedding and living room cushions too. This proves yet again that substantive public policy issues need discussion.