[Ladytotheright]

Tom will not win. He should make a deal with Arnold to get an endorsement for the Senate and then SHUT UP. If McClinton stays in the race, and the Republicans lose, there isn't a snowball's chance in hell that the Republicans will nominate him for the Senate seat.

[ambrose]

If McClintock can't possibly win a statewide race in California, then why would you want him to run for the US Senate?

[hole_n_one]

If McClinton stays in the race,.......

There are lines, and you're getting dangerously close to crossing one.

[SunStar]

If McClinton stays in the race, and the Republicans lose...

"McClinton"???

You're attacking the conservative in the race... You realize that, don't you?

[Fishrrman]

Ladytotheright wrote:
Tom will not win. He should make a deal with Arnold to get an endorsement for the Senate and then SHUT UP. If McClinton stays in the race, and the Republicans lose, there isn't a snowball's chance in hell that the Republicans will nominate him for the Senate seat.

I'm on the _other_ coast, but watching this one with great interest.

There is a question that California conservatives -- and California Republicans (for I sense these aren't one and the same) -- must start asking themselves, as this election is coming on fast.

That question is:
Who do I/we really want as governor? Davis or Bustamente?

Because, from where I sit, that looks like the _actual_ choice you may have to make. Either vote "yes" to retain Davis, or vote for the Republican candidate of your choice -- and _get_ Bustamente.

As unpalatable as that dilemma may be, you folks in California had better start grappling with it now, because it's a choice you _will_ have to make in October....

Cheers!
- John