Arnold Won...
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01 XLT SPORT, I think he meant:
'my political science professor here at school noted that he(Arnold) wants to do away with special interest groups, I don't remember him(Arnold) saying that, but it will never happen. In my opinion he(Arnold) may help California in some ways, but may be a loss in many other ways.
And don't forget about Reagan in there, he was also an actor.
'my political science professor here at school noted that he(Arnold) wants to do away with special interest groups, I don't remember him(Arnold) saying that, but it will never happen. In my opinion he(Arnold) may help California in some ways, but may be a loss in many other ways.
And don't forget about Reagan in there, he was also an actor.
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Originally posted by Ford Lariat
Here's what I have to say:
Actors should stick to acting, Politicians should stick to politics. You just can't take someone seriously in an authoritative position if they were an actor. It just doesn't seem professional.
Here's what I have to say:
Actors should stick to acting, Politicians should stick to politics. You just can't take someone seriously in an authoritative position if they were an actor. It just doesn't seem professional.
A Politician just needs to be able to sound convincing to the public, who better to do this then an actor ?
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Originally posted by 03F150Sport
01 XLT SPORT, I think he meant:
'my political science professor here at school noted that he(Arnold) wants to do away with special interest groups, I don't remember him(Arnold) saying that, but it will never happen. In my opinion he(Arnold) may help California in some ways, but may be a loss in many other ways.
And don't forget about Reagan in there, he was also an actor.
01 XLT SPORT, I think he meant:
'my political science professor here at school noted that he(Arnold) wants to do away with special interest groups, I don't remember him(Arnold) saying that, but it will never happen. In my opinion he(Arnold) may help California in some ways, but may be a loss in many other ways.
And don't forget about Reagan in there, he was also an actor.
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Originally posted by Ford Lariat
Here's what I have to say:
Actors should stick to acting, Politicians should stick to politics. You just can't take someone seriously in an authoritative position if they were an actor. It just doesn't seem professional.
Here's what I have to say:
Actors should stick to acting, Politicians should stick to politics. You just can't take someone seriously in an authoritative position if they were an actor. It just doesn't seem professional.
people need to quit voting for celebrities (especially the males)...first we have Jesse the Dumbass Ventura elected as govenor whereever he is...and now we have an actor (a one-role actor at that) in charge of the most expensive place to live on the planet ...
glad I'm leaving CA soon... i hate it here...
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Here is some of the break down from California exit polls:
...............................Arnold.....Bustaman te
Males ......................49%........32%
Females ..................43%........36%
White males ............55%.........27%
White females ..........48%........30%
Non-white males ......34%........47%
Non-white females……28%........54%
White .....................52%.........28%
Black ......................17%........64%
Hispanic .................31%.........52%
Other......................37%.........37%
18-29 .....................43%.........35%
30-44 .....................49%.........31%
45-64 .....................45%.........36%
65+.........................46%.........36%
Don’t look like Arnold was hurt too much by the Davis demolishing machine…
...............................Arnold.....Bustaman te
Males ......................49%........32%
Females ..................43%........36%
White males ............55%.........27%
White females ..........48%........30%
Non-white males ......34%........47%
Non-white females……28%........54%
White .....................52%.........28%
Black ......................17%........64%
Hispanic .................31%.........52%
Other......................37%.........37%
18-29 .....................43%.........35%
30-44 .....................49%.........31%
45-64 .....................45%.........36%
65+.........................46%.........36%
Don’t look like Arnold was hurt too much by the Davis demolishing machine…
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'my political science professor here at school noted that he(Arnold) wants to do away with special interest groups, I don't remember him(Arnold) saying that, but it will never happen. In my opinion he(Arnold) may help California in some ways, but may be a loss in many other ways.
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Look at the choices they had...
How could it be possible that Arnold would do worse than Davis or Buster? McClintock probably could not have gotten elected, if he could have done anything.
I don't get all this stuff about "what is the world (okay, California) coming to?" Arnold not only has leadership talent, he has business acumen and a clear understanding of economics. Standing up to him will be politically costly for any of the entrenched politicos in Sacratomato...I think California is lucky to have him. I am really looking forward to seeing how well he does.
No one could have been worse than Davis.
I don't get all this stuff about "what is the world (okay, California) coming to?" Arnold not only has leadership talent, he has business acumen and a clear understanding of economics. Standing up to him will be politically costly for any of the entrenched politicos in Sacratomato...I think California is lucky to have him. I am really looking forward to seeing how well he does.
No one could have been worse than Davis.