Maybe instead of defending it, those of you who did vote for him down there could start a campaign to ask him to change his selection of this cabinet member! 1) I'm not defending or condemning his choice. I simply think Saundra is overreacting. And I think her statement that she would allow a liberal democrat in her home is a) ludicrous and b) not what Christ would do.
2) I didn't vote for Arnold. Tried to, but they wouldn't accept my absentee vote from my home in Virginia.
I can't fault Saundra for being upset. But I think second guessing Arnold's every move will be counter productive. He wasn't elected by conservatives and it's silly to think he'll govern as a conservative.
If he manages to hold the line on taxes and restore some fiscal responsibility, we gotta count that as a win.
But, fercryinoutloud, let the man get in office first.
Very well said.
Thank you for clearing up your position. But please if you guys do not agree on some policy or appointment, don't just defend it, make a difference. This is the only way things will ever change! To many people are to willing to accept policies that they would disagree with if it were not their candidate in office. With their candidate in office that is especially when they should make their voices heard and wishes be known on policies and other issues. Once policies are in place and no one says anything it will be much easier to push them along for another candidate. How can someone argue with a democrat just enforcing or expanding on policies that a republican candidate puts in place? Especially when no one said anything against it?
MCD