www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36097
Fabian Nunez, the fiery Democratic assemblyman
                            from Los Angeles set to ascend to the powerful
                            speakership position, told a Spanish-language Mexico
                            City newspaper he has "declared war" on Gov.
                            Arnold Schwarzenegger.



                            Nunez, 36, a
                            Mexican immigrant
                            and former amateur
                            boxer who has risen
                            quickly from
                            freshman
                            assemblyman in
                            December 2002 to
                            majority whip to the
                            speakership of the
                            80-member
                            California Assembly,
                            told La Cronica
                            Schwarzenegger was targeting new immigrants with
                            his policies.

                            "I have already personally declared political war on
                            Schwarzenegger," he was quoted as saying, "that is
                            the reason I was elected by my supporters. This is
                            only the beginning of the confrontations with
                            Governor Schwarzenegger. In a meeting I had with
                            him, I advised him that the Democrats will not allow
                            him to step on our principles, which are to defend the
                            rights of immigrants and the Californios."

                            That is a very different message than he is giving to
                            English-speaking audiences and journalists in
                            California.

                            He told the Sacramento Bee Nov. 21: "I look forward
                            to working with him. I think we're going to find so
                            much common ground that we're going to make
                            (Republican legislative leaders) nervous."

                            Nunez first came to prominence in California politics
                            in 1994 when he led an effort to defeat Proposition
                            187, the successful statewide ballot initiative that
                            sought to deny public-school education and medical
                            care to illegal aliens. He then helped organize the
                            successful challenge of the measure's implementation
                            before the California Supreme Court.

                            Schwarzenegger angered Nunez and some other
                            Hispanic activists when he followed through on his
                            campaign promise to repeal SB 60, a law that allowed
                            illegal aliens to get California driver's licenses. Nunez
                            was one of the champions of the law.

                            Pending in the Legislature is Nunez's AB 25, which
                            would require state agencies to accept foreign
                            identification cards as valid, provided security and
                            other conditions are met.

                            Nunez has close ties to Los Angeles education and
                            labor unions, having previously served as political
                            director for the county's Federation of Labor and
                            government relations director for the city's public
                            schools.

Damn, I hate to see Democrats fighting each other. [:D]




[devil]

"Californios" my ass. That jerk off should go back to Mexico where he's actually wanted.

Can't we just give Kommiefornistan back to the MEXICANS instead?[@:D][):)][8P][%|][(:|)]

His days are numbered. Look at the results of the election and the polls. Even 52% of Latino voters wanted SB60 to be repealed. Simple fuck.

CW

Repeat after me, Fabian Numbnutz ...  illegal immigrants are guaranteed no rights in the US.

NO rights.

Don't like that?  Tough shit.  If my great grandmother had to go through legal channels of immigration when she came here from Sicily, then all those fucking slimeball Mexicans can do the same.

I say good for Arnold if he has that bullshit CDL nonsense removed.