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To: PeoplesRep_of_LA
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what does the California Congressional delegation look like and to what extent does its make up confirm your rebuttal that California is a conservative state, not a liberal state?
Great question. I'll answer you question with a question (I hate that, but if fits) how do those same questions apply to the state of Texas? Is that state liberal?

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Okay, that's fair. So let's look deeper. What of the Senate seats and the state government seats? And the governor's mansion. Do those results also support your position that California is a majority conservative state that longs to see a conservative available to elect?
375 posted on 08/24/2003 7:23:40 PM PDT by Owen
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To: Owen
"Arnold being for gun control. Arnold being for abortion. Arnold hating Republicans for impeaching Clinton. Arnold being for useless big government programs like Prop. 49's afterschool thing. Arnold being against any Prop. 187-like limitations on benefits to illegal aliens. These are the "crossover issues" that are appealing to the unsavory types that you're trying to attract. "

Scuse me? when you get things right I can address them..
as far as being "for abortion" I dont think he is FOR abortion but simply allowing a person the right to decide what goes on within their bodies --- I don't see a "kill your kid" movement
379 posted on 08/24/2003 7:37:26 PM PDT by RS (nc)
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To: Owen
Okay, that's fair. So let's look deeper. What of the Senate seats and the state government seats? And the governor's mansion. Do those results also support your position that California is a majority conservative state that longs to see a conservative available to elect?

Certainly not the Senate, since we all have only 2. Don't forget that if it wasn't for Arrinna Huffington having illegal immigrants work at her house revealed in the week of the election, Feinstein's razor sharp win (democrates would have screamed it was stolen, but we have class) over her then hetro husband would have been a sizeable defeat. Boxer also won by the most slim or margins in her last election, and is considered more than likely to lose in '04.

Tony Strickland, who is a good friend of Tom's and served in his staff if I remember correct, has already announced his candidacy.

As for the Gov's mansion, take a look at the modern political landscape. We've had 2 Democratic Govs since the mid 1960s. Jerry Brown, the son of a former Democrate from another age, who left office in scandal and disgrace, and Gray Davis, who is going to be recalled from office less than 12 months after his second term. All the others had an 'R', including unabashed conservative Ronald Reagan, who won during the 1960s and the Berkeley idiocy.

We aren't perfect, but we are a work in progress, if my fellow CA's had some optimism and confidence in the superiority of their ideas. CA has a long history of low turnout when a conservative isn't on the ballot.

389 posted on 08/24/2003 7:58:02 PM PDT by PeoplesRep_of_LA (Stop Dividing the Republican base; vote McClintock on October 7, 2003!)
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