[FairOpinion]

"Arnold didn't "learn" anything, he was a willing accomplice."

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Ah, the Arnold bashing is starting...

I wasn't going to bring this up, but since you started to bash Arnold.

Note the positive tone of Haynes article, vs. the whiny, accusatory, unrealistic, unhelpful tone of the McClintock articles and compare the two.

Haynes is a conservative looking for solution, McClintock claims to be conservative, but all he does is obstructs, but has no realistic solutions.

[Fledermaus]

I'm not bashing Arnold. I'm reporting the truth as I've read it in many publications. He willingly agreed to the Dems and locked out the ideas of Republicans.

He threw the spending caps out the window. That's all I need to know. But I really don't care, I don't live there and I couldn't care less if went bankrupt, feel into the ocean or was taken over by Mexico.

Doesn't effect me whatsoever.

[sruleoflaw]

Bring it on buddy. It's good to see you attacking McClintock. Just like the good days.

Are you looking forward to backing Arnold next year when he supports drivers licenses for illegal aliens? -- and sticks the knife in our backs.

I hope you are perceptive enough and honest enough to understand that the CRA and McClintock qualifying the referendum is what stopped licenses for illegal aliens. I doubt you are able to admit this.

[Major_Risktaker]

Good Point!

What happens when a state goes into bankruptcy?

[Kevin Curry]

Note the positive tone of Haynes article, vs. the whiny, accusatory, unrealistic, unhelpful tone of the McClintock articles and compare the two.

Ah, the McClintock bashing is starting.

But McClintock isn't playing the Vichy card to the Dems' blitzkrieg strategy. That's Arnold's "brave" and daring gambit.