[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

California's political history and traditions were laid down nearly ninety years ago by the progressive reforms of Hiram Johnson. The principles were clear: bipartisanship was cherished, progress was prized over politics and the will of the people was paramount. It was upon these principles that our state was built. California became a beacon for the rest of the nation and the world.

But today we are in a different place. There is an enormous disconnect between the people of California and the politicians of California. We the people, are doing our job--working hard, paying our taxes and raising our families. They, the politicians are not doing their job. They fiddle, they fumble, and they fail.

It is time to return California to the people.

[Cinnamon Girl]

I wish someone would update Arnold's website. It's been like that for at least a week now.

[The Old Hoosier]

How do you expect to win an election, if all you are doing is running against your own party?

Precisely:

"That was another thing I will never forgive the Republican Party for. We spent one year wasting time because there was a human failure. I was ashamed to call myself a Republican during that period. Instead of devoting all this energy and all those hearings to how we're going to solve the problems of the inner cities. . . . No, it's like, 'This man has to be removed from office because he's a national threat.' Yeah, that's a good one."
--Arnold Schwarzenegger, November 1999 issue of George Magazine.