[jraven]

As a Californian I will repeat what I have said before:
Democrats can scream that he is not compassionate enough, not experienced enough, or "too much" or a Republican.
Republicans can scream that he is too compassionate at the expense of fiscal emergencies, not experienced enough, or RINO.
But after Davis no matter what he is an IMPROVEMENT because he does have a vision about what the state should be, is trying to unravel problems, is trying to see who on each side he can get to push whatever solutions he has come through, and is concerned about more than just raising campaign funds and winning the next election.
I've always been against changing the constitution to let someone not born in the US run for president but if he can make a dent in CA's problems I will be out there passing around petitions.
So far I feel very good about my vote for Arnold...because frankly no mstter what he does it's an improvement over Davis...and he at least has specific goals to help the state.

[gr8eman]

The irony of the situation is that the problem Schwarzenegger solved for local governments is one that he created himself on inauguration day by deciding to reduce the property taxes on cars by two-thirds, reinstating a tax cut that his predecessor, Gray Davis, had eliminated only months earlier.

Whoa! Is this guy saying that the tripling of the CA car tax was a tax cut that Gray Davis had eliminated? Where is the DOPE SMOKER Alert?

[NormsRevenge]

Bump

[tubebender]

Is it bad form to wish John "The Miserable" Burton the same fate as his brother Phil "The Terrible" Burton...

[cartoonistx]