Ah yes, I did. No arguements there. There is nothing in this world that will stop the Stealth Candidate from his goal of acquiring power for its own sake. He has been positioning himself for a political career for YEARS, I got a kick out of the comments by the spokesman after the Oui article that he didn't live his life ot run for office, if there was ever anybody that wasn't true for, it was the ambitious (R)nold.
Especially being so close. Anyone to submit that (R)nold would ever drop out no matter what Mulholund releases in the next few days is kidding themselves.
How about the rest of it though, do you understand where I am coming from?
I understand, but I don't agree. At this point you don't want to cause another shakeup because it could threaten the recall itself. I disagree with those that still want McClintock to drop out at this point, it's simply too close to the big day and would cause a severe shakeup. I don't think that there would be 'hell to pay', I think the general shift to GOP (either candidate) is terrific. McClintock will have momentum and a higher profile to be able to take on Boxer. His favorable ratings and Schwarzenegger's favorables are both very high. Momentum would be on the GOP's side if the governorship is captured and a now well-known candidate steps in to take on Boxer. Boxer being in peril would significantly effect the momentum of the 2004 presidential race. This could play out well.