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<p>Gloria Allred, California’s most high-profile defender of women’s rights, is demanding that Arnold Schwarzenegger answer the “very serious questions” raised by his lurid 1977 boasting that he participated in a gang bang at Gold’s Gym in Venice. In an interview with the L.A. Weekly, the Los Angeles lawyer and feminist who is founder and president of the Women’s Equal Rights Legal Defense and Education Fund added her outrage to what inexplicably has yet to become a real controversy over the candidate’s sexual history and attitudes.</p>

Back to top What is your position on undocumented immigrants? I came to California 35 years ago because I saw this state as the best place on earth to fulfill my dreams. Immigrants contribute to the richness of life in California, and I embrace them. Border enforcement is a federal responsibility. However, state taxpayers currently bear the costs of providing public services to undocumented immigrants, such as incarcerating undocumented immigrants in the state prison system. I will work with other border states, the President, and the U.S. Congress to increase federal reimbursements for these costs. Proposition 187 has been resolved...

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Schwarzenegger Wrong for Gun Owners, Wrong for CaliforniaBy David Codreacodrea4@adelphia.netAugust 28, 2003“Where else do gun owners have to go?”—Former Republican Party National Chairman Lee AtwaterKeepAndBearArms.com -- In their zeal to rid California of the catastrophic Gray Davis and to prevent the equally loathsome Cruz Bustamante from assuming the governorship, the Golden State’s “centrist” Republican establishment has cast its lot with Arnold Schwarzenegger. On the surface, their reasoning is obvious. Famous, rich, successful, admired by millions, the superstar actor had but to cast his hat into the ring to command international attention and a multitude of star-struck followers—without ever defining where...

McClintock for governor Posted: August 29, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com SACRAMENTO, Calif. – I rarely endorse politicians for office. As editor of WorldNetDaily, I have never endorsed a presidential candidate. I don't routinely get involved in these races mainly because I think they are overrated in terms of actually changing the nation's direction. But when a choice arises that is so stark in contrast, it's difficult to be silent. In fact, I think it's wrong to be silent. That is the case with the California recall of Gov. Gray Davis. Surely Davis has to go. Practically everyone...

NewsMax.com WiresFriday, Aug. 29, 2003Also see: How the L.A. Times' Pro-Bustamante Poll Is Bogus.WASHINGTON – If you watched the 24-hour news channels Wednesday, one of the things you did not see was hour-by-hour coverage of the California electorate's tremendous swing toward millionaire movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger. According to a new KPIX/KCBS poll of 500 registered voters statewide, support for the recall of Democrat incumbent Gov. Gray Davis has also soared dramatically. The poll, conducted for the CBS affiliate in San Francisco by Survey USA, shows that 45 percent of the voters want Schwarzenegger to be the state's next governor....

<p>LOS ANGELES — A group that has led the fight against tax increases in California endorsed Arnold Schwarzenegger for governor Thursday, providing a big boost to the actor's candidacy by vouching for his hostility to tax hikes.</p> <p>The Howard Jarvis Taxpayer's Association faxed its endorsement to Schwarzenegger's campaign early Thursday. Fox News obtained a copy of the letter, which the Schwarzenegger campaign is due to release later in the day.</p>

WARNING: The page you have accessed is dependent on JAVASCRIPT which is not supported by your browser. Due to this limitation, you may experience unexpected results within this site. Clintonism Saves Schwarzenegger You won't believe what Arnold told Oui magazine in 1977. What's more unbelievable? In today's political environment, it may not matter.by Bill Whalen 08/29/2003 12:20:00 AM WHICH DESERVES MORE ATTENTION: Arnold Schwarzenegger talking issues, or a 26-year-old issue of a "gentleman's" magazine in which the former Mr. Universe boasts how he-men and hedonism go hand in hand? Watch for the public and press to struggle with this--and...