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How about some "props" for Schwarzenegger for getting the Democrats to repeal this nonsense?

I have no "props" for Arny. He is the most left-wing RINO in the country, and he will ultimately be a disaster for Republicans and for California. Within 24 months, illegals will have drivers licenses (albiet after a "background check".) Nothing will be discussed regarding following the LAW and deporting them

The deficit will be papered over short term with bonds, the tax burden/unfriendly business environment will not decrease, nor will the deficits go away (without spending constraints.) And bimbo eruptions will plague Arny like they did Clinton, ultimately showing that core moral values are no more a component of Republicans than of Democrats.

He is not a conservative by any stretch. He is barely a RINO.

Well said.

Don't forget that conservatives that try to run in CA will be shouted down even more than the past by the wanna-be strategists set as "unelectable" and "too out of the CA mainstream" because of the success of a "moderate" like (R)nold.

No one wants to give credit where it is truely do; he ran on being a celebrity body builder who didn't take a whole lot of positions and won in an election without a primary. Bravo. Meanwhile people who understand that you don't borrow your way out of debt are poo-pooed as too ideological.

Who wants to bet that the powers that be don't support Howard Kooligan for Senate because of this wonderful precident for "success" in CA.

"He is the most left-wing RINO in the country, and he will ultimately be a disaster for Republicans and for California. Within 24 months, illegals will have drivers licenses (albiet after a "background check".) Nothing will be discussed regarding following the LAW and deporting them"

PRESIDENT BUSH: "Well, first of all, I have constantly said that we need to have a immigration policy THAT HELPS MATCH ANY WILLING EMPLOYER WITH ANY WILLING EMPLOYEE. It makes sense that that policy go forward. And we're in the process of working that through now so I can make a recommendation to the Congress."

"The deficit will be papered over short term with bonds, the tax burden/unfriendly business environment will not decrease, nor will the deficits go away (without spending constraints.)"

White House budget director Joshua Bolten said much the same but also conceded that worse fiscal numbers were on the horizon, estimating the gap for the new year "will likely exceed $500 billion even with the strengthening economy."

I guess President Bush won't be getting your vote. By your standards, he's barely a RINO.