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Schwarzenegger Leads Bustamante By 7 in New Poll, Recall Ahead 57-42 (Survey USA, Sept 23)
Survey USA ^ | 9/24/03 | Survey USA

Posted on 09/24/2003 7:18:47 AM PDT by NYC Republican

Schwarzenegger - 39% Bustamante - 32% McClintock - 18%

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It's a .pdf file, you'll need to click on the link to view all of the results.

Now that Arnold is still crushing McClintock, does it make sense for Tom to stay in? I don't think so...

1 posted on 09/24/2003 7:18:47 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: NYC Republican
must be those pictures of him naked that the drudge is advertising.

We must ask ourselves one question here, who would you rather see naked, bushmante or arnold?

now do you understand why his poll numbers are going up!

Poor liberals cant win to save a dog
2 posted on 09/24/2003 7:21:09 AM PDT by hapy
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To: PhiKapMom; CheneyChick; Reagan Man; Roscoe
Any thoughts?
3 posted on 09/24/2003 7:24:21 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: hapy
Actually, the liberals won't lose if Arnie wins since he's a moderate Republican at best. This whole recall was based on Gray's inability to get finances in order and what does Arnie propose? A hydrogen highway! I'm afraid Arnie has no idea what he's doing.
4 posted on 09/24/2003 7:24:28 AM PDT by Arkie2
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To: Arkie2
Well time will tell if that is true about Arnold.
I would imagine those people he places around him to do the work will actually know what to do.

If I was a betting man, I would say, he will win, it will be a win for us and CA.
Most republicans from liberal states are a bit moderate. They have to be
5 posted on 09/24/2003 7:27:38 AM PDT by hapy
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To: hapy
Our George Pataki is a perfect example. In some way, NY is more liberal than even California.
6 posted on 09/24/2003 7:31:30 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: hapy
We must ask ourselves one question here, who would you rather see naked, bushmante or arnold?

There goes breakfast.... Thanks for the visual on Bustamante. Ick.

7 posted on 09/24/2003 7:32:00 AM PDT by CheneyChick ("I VILL KLEAN HAUS" -Gov. Schwarzenegger)
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To: CheneyChick
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/987479/posts?q=1&&page=101#187
8 posted on 09/24/2003 7:34:55 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: NYC Republican
Believe the numbers for McC have fallen since this poll was taken because of his taking money from the Indians and throwing in with Cruz.

Believe Arnold will win on election day!

Some Freepers have to get it through their head that you cannot elect a conservative in some states to be Governor because of the population of the state. Give me a moderate Republican anyday over a liberal RAT. Our most liberal Republican in the Senate beats all but one of the DemocRAT Senators who is Zell Miller -- a Dixiecrat and not a member of the Clinton DemocRATs. Ben Nelson of NE comes close and after that the DemocRat Senators fall away from any Republican rapidly.
9 posted on 09/24/2003 7:35:41 AM PDT by PhiKapMom (Alpha Omnicron Pi Mom too! -- Visit http://www.georgewbush.com!)
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To: NYC Republican
Now that Arnold is still crushing McClintock, does it make sense for Tom to stay in?

Now that Arnold is comfortably in the lead without McClintock withdrawing, does it make any sense for him to get out?

10 posted on 09/24/2003 7:37:51 AM PDT by Snuffington
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To: Snuffington
Yes. For the sake of his future career, if there is one.
11 posted on 09/24/2003 7:38:53 AM PDT by CheneyChick ("I VILL KLEAN HAUS" -Gov. Schwarzenegger)
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To: PhiKapMom
Believe Arnold will win on election day! Some Freepers have to get it through their head that you cannot elect a conservative in some states to be Governor because of the population of the state. Give me a moderate Republican anyday over a liberal RAT. Our most liberal Republican in the Senate beats all but one of the DemocRAT Senators who is Zell Miller -- a Dixiecrat and not a member of the Clinton DemocRATs. Ben Nelson of NE comes close and after that the DemocRat Senators fall away from any Republican rapidly

Isn't it high time that the McClintock supporters realize that one of the 2 front-runners will become the next governor (or Davis)? If they can't come around to supporting Arnold, shouldn't they, at the very least, redirect their fire towards the true targets, DavisBustamante? Why would they want to further tarnish Arnold, performing the Dems' dirty work?

12 posted on 09/24/2003 7:39:22 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: Snuffington
Now that Arnold is comfortably in the lead without McClintock withdrawing, does it make any sense for him to get out?

7 points isn't comfortable at all... If it's not within the MOE (margin of error), it's just outside of it. WAYYYY too close for comfort. Why risk it? If McClintock will lose anyway, what's the point? He should do the honorable thing and throw his support to Arnold.

13 posted on 09/24/2003 7:40:51 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: CheneyChick
Yes. For the sake of his future career, if there is one.

I don't think it would help his career much. McClintock's best career hope would be if he withdrew and endorsed Arnold, who then lost anyway. Then he would get to look like the guy who sacrificed his own shot for the good of the party, but wouldn't be surrendering leadership of that party to someone ideologically opposed to him.

Staying in or getting out while Arnold wins wouldn't seem to make much difference for McClintock's later career.

14 posted on 09/24/2003 7:45:11 AM PDT by Snuffington
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To: NYC Republican
If they can't come around to supporting Arnold, shouldn't they, at the very least, redirect their fire towards the true targets, DavisBustamante

A key signal will be tonight's debate. If McClintock goes on the offensive against Davis/Bustamante and NOT Arnold, then its a signal to the McClintock supporters to throw their support to Arnie (even if he doesn't officially pull out). If McClintock attacks Arnold, then McClintock will run hard right through election day.

15 posted on 09/24/2003 7:45:12 AM PDT by So Cal Rocket (End Judicial Activism Now!!)
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To: So Cal Rocket
A key signal will be tonight's debate. If McClintock goes on the offensive against Davis/Bustamante and NOT Arnold, then its a signal to the McClintock supporters to throw their support to Arnie (even if he doesn't officially pull out). If McClintock attacks Arnold, then McClintock will run hard right through election day

Excellent point...

To borrow a pic from CheneyChick


16 posted on 09/24/2003 7:49:11 AM PDT by NYC Republican
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To: Arkie2
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/988309/posts

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER My Economics:

"My plan to rescue the economy in California is based on the opposite set of values: I want to slash the cost of doing business in California; I want to unburden businesses from regulations that strangle economic growth; I want to bring taxes down to levels competitive with our neighboring states. Within three years, I want business groups to trumpet the fact that California is once again one of the best places in the country to do business."


You should hit the link and read the whole thing.



17 posted on 09/24/2003 7:51:09 AM PDT by EllaMinnow
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bump
18 posted on 09/24/2003 7:53:43 AM PDT by Wordsmith
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To: NYC Republican
If these numbers are accurate them McC has shot his wad. He goes to a position of less leverage which I cannot imagine was in his master plan.
19 posted on 09/24/2003 7:55:36 AM PDT by babaloo
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To: NYC Republican
Ah, jeeezzzz... this election is like nothing I've ever seen... As I was going through the "internals" on this poll, I was hit by this huge paradox:

If McClintock pulls out, a Schwartzenegger victory is virtually assured.

HOWEVER, if the Bustamante/Huffington/Camacho supporters see that if a Schwartzegger victory is assured, the "Yes on Recall, Yes on B/H/C" crowd (which is 20-30% of their voters per the poll internals) will now become "NO on recall" voters. This might be enough to turn the 57% on Yes to 49.9%.

So maybe the only way for Arnold to become Governor, is if it's a tight race. Which means McClintock should stay in.

My head spins.
20 posted on 09/24/2003 7:56:44 AM PDT by So Cal Rocket (End Judicial Activism Now!!)
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