[DoughtyOne]

Hmmm, I guess this must be Bustamante, because everyone here knows Arnold isn't any better than Bustamante on any issues. They're clones...

On top of that Tom McClintock must be who we're reading about here.

These writers get so confused.

[DannyTN]

Total Recall Bump

[Roscoe]

Davis Urges Lawmakers to Extend Megan´s Law
Thursday, Sep. 18, 2003 - 06:35 am

Governor Davis is asking Senate and Assembly leaders to return to the Capitol to approve a bill extending Megan´s Law, the 1996 law that lets the public view the state´s registry of about 100,000 sex offenders.


http://216.239.51.104/search?q=cache:-AKzv1yxZnoJ:www.mymotherlode.com/News/

[Saundra Duffy]

Assembly"woman" Nicole Parra ("queen of voter fraud") is the reason Megan's Law is in trouble in CA. I resent Arnold grandstanding and exploiting this issue. It's disgusting!!! The democrats should demand that Parra resign over this.

[Democratshavenobrains]

Geez, as if California didn't have enough problems, now we learn theres a big sex offender probelm?

[churchillbuff]

Standing up for Megan's law - wow this takes a lot of guts. But Arnold won't join the referendum drive to repeal the illegals' drivers-license law. I guess his courage only goes so far.

[freeangel]

Davis won't sign this. Kids don't vote so there is no need to pander to that group. He did, however, give his permission for ILLEGALS to be winked at when they get their drivers license because of their votes.

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[Russell Scott]

Arnie looks more phony and shallow as each day goes by. McClintock has him whipped. I just hope he has the sense to get out before he makes a complete shambles his political career.

[Amerigomag]

Catchy title but is it accurate?

On Sep 17 Davis calls for the legislature to reconvene to address Megan's Law.

Schwarzenegger's campaign posts a press release to it's web site on the 19th, dated the 17th, which addresses the issues concerning the sunset clause of Megan's law. Fine and well.

But the title of the release implies that the governor has yet to take action, two days after the governor took action. Methinks this has an odor.