In this reply to me, you have undercut your whole arguement. BUSTAMANTE in office trumps Schwarzenegger in office. Say what you want about him and I'll mostly agree, is Arnold proposing to break away California from the union?
Look, I held out the possibility of voting for Arnold until his appearance on Hannity yesterday. He killed that when he tipped his had that he's support legalizing Illegals. He has crossed a line I will not follow, and he will not get my vote.
Further, I'd win big money in a wager that you haven't voted for more GOP Senatorial, Gubernatorial, and Presidentital nominees than I have since 1992, and you know it.
But this isn't about party loyalty or disloyalty, I will most definitely be voting for a Republican on October 7th, it just won't be Arnold, it will be Tom McClintock.
I say that because of this fact... Bustamante wants to accomplish Aztlan through the invasion of Illegals. President Bush and Karl Rove, and now Arnold Schwarzenegger, want to unwittingly assist Bustamante in that through an Amnesty for Illegals. Bustamante can't do it without their help, therefore, it's essential that my vote be against GOP-sponsored Amnesty for Illegals, period.
Is my vote for McClintock risk-free? No, it's not. For that you can thank the pro-Illegal obstinance of President Bush.
Nevertheless, I will remain loyal to the GOP, but will steadfastly oppose Republican efforts for Amnesty. This includes the gubernatorial candidacy of Arnold Schwarzenegger.