California recall: Does one man hold key? [McClintock]

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[BibChr]

Yeah, you registed a long time ago.

But it looks as if you only started posting on 9/1. Funny, that.

Oh, I have all sorts of reasoned replies. But it takes a reasonable reader. You got off two deliberate-ignorants in a row. One, maybe you really do live under a rock. Two, you're a shill.

You're a shill.

Dan

[Roscoe]

Hitler's minions

Hey, you managed to make several posts before dragging out the Hitler attack!

[68 grunt]

He never was, he has always been a fraud!

[EternalVigilance]

How much money is it that Warren Buffett, Arnold's 'close friend and mentor' (Arnold's words, not mine), has given to Hillary Clinton and to Planned Barrenhood??

How much money has Dick Riordon given to RATs, strela?? Just curious...

[68 grunt]

Perhaps you are just on the outside looking in.

[Roscoe]

Wrong again:

http://www.calvoter.org/2002/general/propositions/topten.html

[68 grunt]

You mean "we're all Rhinos"?

[massadvj]

I was born in California. My father and mother were both born in California. My daughter was born in California. I left the state in 1993 when I found I could no longer afford the taxes and the expense of running my small business there.

Today I own a small firm in Pennsylvania that churns a few hundred thousand dollars into our local economy, all money from outside the state and around a third from foreign countries. This is a benefit I am very happy to deprive of the socialist bastards who stole my homeland away.

Do I have a stake in this race? Maybe not. But I know there are many transplanted California natives like me, who are looking on with interest. I can run my business from anywhere, and I'd love to go back. But I have heard absolutely nothing from Arnold that would inspire me to do so. He basically is a friend of the already-rich liberals who live in the hills, hide in their multi-million dollar estates, and enact regulatory barriers to entry to try to keep small firms owned by imaginative and resourceful people out of the state.

The primary motivation of country club Republicans is to use government as an instrument to lock in their wealth. That's why they love big government so much. Big government can be a protector for big business in what is and has been a parasitic marriage of convenience sucking the California taxpayers dry.

Not that they don't deserve it. Like lemmings, they voted for every charlatan, including Pete Wilson, along the way. If they vote in either Bustagut or Schwartzwhatever, they'll have the government they deserve.

[ambrose]

He acts like God commanded him to go out on a holy crusade for Arnold. I suppose he won't stop making his vicious remarks, so I'll just ignore 'em.

[PhiKapMom]

Way to go Dan!

[PhiKapMom]

You didn't know you were a member of the RINO Club? Although they must not know how to spell RINO because we keep getting pictures of Rhino's!

[68 grunt]

Nice outta stater insult!

[massadvj]

I fully support Arnold, and do not belong to a country club nor am I a socialist.

Maybe you aren't, but Arnold certainly qualifies on both counts.

[68 grunt]

You're xlinton was a moderate democrat statement almost made me bite my tongue, because he was a flat out communist agent! One day the proof will come out. The beatch knows this!

But, I agree completely 'with winning in a democracy means more than getting just your own faction to like you'.

[68 grunt]

"And before you go running to Report Abuse... your only reason you ping these people is to disrupt this thread ... you have become out own little FR DU...so dont cry your being abused "

We have not been abused. We have fought. You have lost. Rejoin the group or figure out what your next step is going to be?

[68 grunt]

Oh man, that is funny! LOL

[Roscoe]

Warren Buffett, Arnold's 'close friend and mentor' (Arnold's words, not mine), has given to Hillary Clinton and to Planned Barrenhood??

Warren also provided major funding for the creation of RU-486, the morning-after abortion pill.

[68 grunt]

With his ineptness as demonstrated, perhaps he is a bureaucrat ;^)

[EternalVigilance]

You have an interesting story. Thanks for sharing it. It gives us all some real context and puts a human face on the costs of liberal governance.

[EternalVigilance]

R(are)U(you)4(for)'86'(death)?

Yep, that too. Good point.