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LAS VEGAS - Unveiling bright new billboards with his beaming visage and the message that "Arnold says California wants your business," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger came to the city of glitz and hype Wednesday to kick off a national ad campaign singing the state's virtues as a place to make money. The Republican governor, who griped repeatedly during his run for office that California had become a lousy place to do business, employed some of the same elaborately staged promotional gimmicks he mastered long before coming to Sacramento to trumpet his message that California - with him in charge - gets...

John Edward’s Big Day – A Crown Too Big Our forefathers warned about getting into too many alliances with foreigners and foreign governments, and yet we keep hearing from the Democrats during this week’s Democratic Party convention that we, America, need to reestablish “alliances” with our international “partners”. Actually, it’s not that we aren’t doing that now, we have made great efforts and in many cases great success in aligning our global partners together in regards to the war on terrorism, but we all know what the Democrats really mean and who they are talking about as far as “alliances”...

<p>For California, 2004 is starting to look like the year of the boutique tax increase. Three measures heading toward the November ballot each seek to secure a relatively narrow slice of income or assets and dedicate it to a favored purpose.</p>

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