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'Good news on Davis.

bad news on Schwarzenegger. '
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While I completely understand that most concervative Republicans (me included) would have loved to see Davis replaced with one of our own, I'm realistic enough to appreciate that there would probably be no good news on the removal of Davis without a Republican candidate like Arnold in the race.

Just a few short months ago I don't think most people held much hope that ANYONE bearing a Republican party designation would ever be able to win in California again. The fact that Arnold has a chance is pretty amazing considering the takeover there by the liberals has been almost complete. With the illegal alien population now a big voting block too, I never expected a Republican would have a chance to sit in the Governor's seat of California again.

As a resident of Oregon - which has suffered greatly from the export of California liberalism - I'm just holding out some tiny hope that a Republican win of any kind might scare up some change for us here. At this point, it's more hope than we've had in a while for the future of the west coast.

While it may not immediately change the tide, an Arnold win would at least throw a large wrench in the massive left coast Democratic machine...
[Also, I do love to hear the liberals scream and I'd love to watch the liberals here in my state break out in a profuse sweat over a California Republican win.]