Schwarzenegger Gets My Vote

Fox News ^ | September 27, 2003 | Dennis Miller

[buzzyboop]

Hey, get this...I want to talk about this Wednesday

[b9]

You know, much as I'm grateful to see Arnold
significantly surging, I can't bring myself to
think that Tom will ever be irrelevant.

I will always remember his calm resolve
at the debate, and his summation.
I do not believe it's conservatism that is
being outvoted here...

We, as conservatives need to lead stellar lives
individually, to make a splash with whatever we
endeavor, and to be fearless and joyous examples.

Even the smallest child knows what hope and joy are.
Conservatism may seem like a 'straight and narrow
path,' but it's actually wide and encompassing to those on the right track.

Instead of a threat, this election is a promise,
and an opportunity.
Someone said once, instead of loving our enemies,
we should try treating our friends a little better!

Conservatism will only work if our individual lives
resonate with TRUE Principle, which is love in action.

[deport]

They may not put up the internals except for their subscription service customers.... Or the may leave that to the CNN/USA Today groups....

[EllaMinnow]

Maybe there will be an analysis by Richard Benedetto in tomorrow's USA Today. He does good poll analysis - almost as good as you!

[deport]

Thanks but all I'm doing is copying their internals, not trying to analyze them..... I just like to see how they break out various groups in support of which candidate, etc. It speaks loudly I think of what the voters are thinking when you see how they are aligning.... take care

[buzzyboop]

LOL! been there done that.. Regards.

[narses]

And you will get what you deserve if the baby-killer wins.

From http://www.sacbee.com/content/politics/recall/story/7309404p-8253809c.html

After three weeks of silence on social issues, GOP gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger aligned himself with a majority of voters Wednesday by supporting abortion rights ...

He said he supported domestic partnerships at a time when polling shows Americans are becoming more accepting of same-sex relationships.

...the action star said he supports the assault weapons ban, the Brady bill and trigger locks the state now requires for each handgun sold.

...he supports using medicinal marijuana, a view in line with California voters who easily approved Proposition 215 in 1996.

Gun control, abortions and domestic partnerships. And another Kennedy in office.

[Kath]

The problem with you theory is the moderate Republicans and Democrats. They are not going to go with McClintock.

[Kath]

>>>>>If McClintock had the 35% while Arnold had the 15%, you may have a point. But it's suicidal to blame this on Arnold, the leader should not have to yield his position

I do not understand what you are saying. I am not blaming Arnold. I simply said Republicans lose when they do not unite behind one canidate. Since Arnold has a substancial lead we should be uniting behind him. I is better to get 50% of what you want then absolutely nothing.

[Kath]

>>>>>>And what I've noticed here is that the people who bash Arnold, also bash Bush. And then they have the audacity to throw around the "RINO" label, when many of them aren't even "Republican In Name." >>>>>

Exactally right!!! They also can not hold a civil conversation which is the reason I don't bother to engage in conversation with them.

[Kath]

>>>>>So a Cruz victory looks like it is out of the picture.>>>>>

To this we agree!!

[BibChr]

Thank you! Vintage Miller.

[buzzyboop]

my bad... I misunderstood your post. Apologies.

[Princeliberty]

Least qualified in regards to personal character?
McClintock is honest, faithfull husband and father, has courage, has a vision for the state all qualities
Arnold does not have.

[Princeliberty]

With the split vote simply the conservatives now
with Arnold going to McClintock would put him
in first.

Take any poll take conservatives form Arnold and
give them to McClintock and he would lead
both Arnold and Cruz.

[deport]

Poll internals..........

http://www.usatoday.com/news/polls/tables/live/2003-09-28-recall-poll.htm

[onyx]

A Dennis Miller BTTT ---

[BADROTOFINGER]

Exactly. It is up to Arnold to win, not McClintock to let him win. He could have knocked McClintock into the small single digits, but has chosen not to do so. I dont live in Cali, but this is plain for all to see. Arnold doesnt want the McClintock votes, so why should the McClintock voters give them to him?...JFK

[EllaMinnow]

You've gotta get a grin out of this one. Nearly TWICE as many people than not are likely to vote FOR the recall because of Clinton's vist!

13. Did Bill Clinton’s campaigning against the recall of Governor Davis make you more likely to vote to recall Davis, did it not make much difference, or did it make you less likely to vote to recall Davis?

More likely No difference Less likely No opinion
Registered Voters
2003 Sep 25-27 18 68 12
Probable Voters
2003 Sep 25-27 21 66 11

[Kath]

It makes absolutely no sense for the front runner to get out of the race. Why would anyone expect the front runner to throw his support to the guy that can't even beat him. Even if he did I don't agree with you. Alot of Arnold's support is moderates who would not support the very conservative McClintock. We are talking liberal California.

[Kath]

>>>>>Take any poll take conservatives form Arnold and give them to McClintock and he would lead both Arnold and Cruz.>>>>

Forgot to answer this point. Arnold doesn't need you to take any from Mclintock to lead him and Cruz. He's way ahead of both of them. I like McClintock but I still maintain that half of what you want is better than zip!!! Arnold can win, McClintock can not. That is it in a nutshell.