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Quoted: I like McClintock too, however I want to make sure Busta-raise-your-taxes-mexifornia-monte is not elected.
...and buy you a drink.
-Niel
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Thanks :)
In the mean time you can see more of the feelings on Arnie here:
www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=207291&w=myTopicPop
In particular...
Any dillhole who believes that there is a possible "splitting" of the vote needs to get their head examined.
If a candidate isn't convincing enough to get a plurality (or majority in most cases) of the votes, the guess what. He fucked it up himself. So if Arnie loses, it's his own damn fault. Not McClintock's. Not Bustemonte's. Not even his momma's.
Vote for who you think is the best choice to win, not the lesser of two evils, and you may yet be pleasantly suprised at the results. Far too many folks I talk to tell me how they'd vote for McClintock, but feel he doesn't have a chance vs. Arnie.
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At this point, I'm afraid we are too far gone and think that if McClintock doesn't win, Bustamonte is a better long term choice than Arnold. The incremental wear that is going on now would be accelerated, and perhaps more folks would awaken to see where this path is leading. And the more grumbling that takes place in the masses, the more likely they are to stop supporting the leading cause.
Don't get me wrong, I have a good deal of respect for Arnold and what he's done with his life. I just don't agree with all of his politics, and don't feel he's the best candidate.
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I wholeheartedly agree. As I posted
here, the California governorship runs in cycles, not unlike the Presidency. I think that had there been no recall, Californians would be ready to vote in a Republican in 2006 anyway.
Bustamante might be the worst thing for California right now, but look at the big picture. It might be the best thing for California in the long run. If Bustamante wins, it would be more of the same, or worse, for three more years. That would be a hard pill to swallow, but that would throw the door wide open for a Republican governor in 2006.
In 2006, there will be no split vote. The Republican primaries will a good opportunity to get a real Republican on the ballot.
Tom McClintock is the best candidate for governor to come along in years, better than Lundgren, better than Simon, better than Issa, better than Arnold.
I wouldn't be caught dead throwing my vote away on Arnold. I'm voting for the man I think is the best man for the job, and let the chips fall where they may.
Sometimes it has to get worse before it gets better. I can live with that.
One more thing. Have you guys seen the latest poll numbers?
abclocal.go.com/kabc/news/092503_nw_recall_debate.html#Click on the "EWN Poll" link at read the numbers. While it appears people think Arnold won the debate, Tom was second, and Cruz was third. People didn't have that high expectations from Arnold. He didn't step on his own dick so he won in many people's minds.
That last poll 5 of 5 is telling.
Who was the worst in the debate?
Let those numbers sink in. Tom CAN win, if people would follow their instincts and vote for the right man for the job.