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To: Hoverbug
You have no inclination to change your vote (if you have one), nor am I inclined to support, or even vote for your candidate.

It is comforting to believe that Arnold will run the State like a finely tuned machine, getting rid of the weight and drag, making the machine produce more and more and more. Yes, I am doing my best to get him elected.

161 posted on 09/17/2003 5:44:47 PM PDT by 68 grunt (3/1 India, 3rd, 0311, 68-69)
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To: 68 grunt; cyncooper; Roscoe; BrokenGlassRepublican; calcowgirl
Dan weintraub on Schwarzenegger's appearance on Howard Stern:

Quid pro schmo?
Arnold Schwarzenegger survived his stint with radio shock jock Howard Stern today, a segment in which Stern seems to have intentionally turned it down a notch to protect his buddy from embarrassment. But the segment had its moments. Stern brought up Cruz Bustamante’s use of the “N-word” and asked why that wasn’t getting more attention. Schwarzenegger said “everybody makes a mistake” and that’s not what has put California in a bad way. Stern asked him if he wanted that “other jerk-off” Republican to get out of the race, and Arnold brushed off the question, saying he just needed to get his supporters to the polls. Stern asked if Arnold would repeal a Los Angeles law restricting lap dancing, and Arnold said no, that’s a matter of local control. As Arnold tried to drone on with a version of his stump speech, Stern kept trying to interrupt him with a demand that Schwarzenegger give him something in return for his support. Stern said he wanted something named after him – a road, a bridge, a school – or a job in the new administration which he could perform from New York. They settled on giving Stern a title, and Arnold promised to get back to him with something. But after the interview, Stern decided that having a park named for him would be even better, and he suggested that such a promise from Arnold would energize the show’s listeners and help the actor win “in a landslide.”

http://www.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/insider/
162 posted on 09/17/2003 5:53:01 PM PDT by EllaMinnow (#213 of the 537.)
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To: 68 grunt
You have no inclination to change your vote (if you have one), nor am I inclined to support, or even vote for your candidate.

So, if Arnold had to pull out of the race, would you vote for McClintock?

Hb

165 posted on 09/17/2003 6:06:30 PM PDT by Hoverbug (whadda ya mean, "we don't get parachutes"!?!)
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