How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
08-11-2003, 01:32 AM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
I would also. He had a interview with someone and he wouldnt let them cut in they had to let him finish his sentence so. 
SO I think he would be a good one.
SO I think he would be a good one.
08-11-2003, 07:23 AM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
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I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I also liked Arnold. If I were in California, I would vote for him over any of the others. I mean come on, Gary Coleman? Only in California I guess. :
I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I also liked Arnold. If I were in California, I would vote for him over any of the others. I mean come on, Gary Coleman? Only in California I guess. :
08-11-2003, 07:35 AM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
Definitely considering the alternatives available. The amount of working out he has done takes self discipline, and being bilingual shows he has at least TWO braincells.....
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08-11-2003, 07:38 AM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
[quote author=BigBlue link=board=10;threadid=18248;start=0#msg171003 date=1060578735]
I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I would not....for two main reasons. 1) He's pro-choice. 2) He favors gun control. I don't know where he stands on any other issues....but being pro-choice puts him out of the race as far as my vote would be concerned. In my mind...he's not a Republican at all.
Luckily, I live in Texas and have better options.
I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I would not....for two main reasons. 1) He's pro-choice. 2) He favors gun control. I don't know where he stands on any other issues....but being pro-choice puts him out of the race as far as my vote would be concerned. In my mind...he's not a Republican at all.
Luckily, I live in Texas and have better options.
08-11-2003, 02:01 PM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=18248;start=0#msg171037 date=1060605533]
[quote author=BigBlue link=board=10;threadid=18248;start=0#msg171003 date=1060578735]
I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I would not....for two main reasons. 1) He's pro-choice. 2) He favors gun control. I don't know where he stands on any other issues....but being pro-choice puts him out of the race as far as my vote would be concerned. In my mind...he's not a Republican at all.
Luckily, I live in Texas and have better options.
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I did not know that, thanks...
[quote author=BigBlue link=board=10;threadid=18248;start=0#msg171003 date=1060578735]
I know I would. I watched a Biography on him bout a week ago. Very impressive how he came to be.
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I would not....for two main reasons. 1) He's pro-choice. 2) He favors gun control. I don't know where he stands on any other issues....but being pro-choice puts him out of the race as far as my vote would be concerned. In my mind...he's not a Republican at all.
Luckily, I live in Texas and have better options.
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I did not know that, thanks...
08-11-2003, 02:18 PM
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Re:How many of you would vote for Arnold as Governor?
Speaking from California.......
This whole governors race has turned into a steady procession of kooks. If Charleton Heston didn't have Alzheimers I'd make him a write in candidate. On second thought, that might be an asset compared to the others running :-
Arnold is a fiscal conservative, but a social liberal. I lump his sorry butt in with the rest of the Hollywood liberals. The most qualified of the bunch is probably Tom McClintock, who is actually a state congressman, but I'm sure the liberals that elected Gray Davis in the first place would rather see someone like Arnold who will support their liberal social agenda. Cruz Bustamante, the Lt. Gov, threw his hat in the ring as well. Seems like the recall is a sure thing, and the liberals don't want to give up the power.
I'm probably gonna vote for Gallagher. His type of thinking appeals to my sense of humor.......
Any way you look at it, California is circling the drain. Time to head back to Texas.......
This whole governors race has turned into a steady procession of kooks. If Charleton Heston didn't have Alzheimers I'd make him a write in candidate. On second thought, that might be an asset compared to the others running :-
Arnold is a fiscal conservative, but a social liberal. I lump his sorry butt in with the rest of the Hollywood liberals. The most qualified of the bunch is probably Tom McClintock, who is actually a state congressman, but I'm sure the liberals that elected Gray Davis in the first place would rather see someone like Arnold who will support their liberal social agenda. Cruz Bustamante, the Lt. Gov, threw his hat in the ring as well. Seems like the recall is a sure thing, and the liberals don't want to give up the power.
I'm probably gonna vote for Gallagher. His type of thinking appeals to my sense of humor.......
Any way you look at it, California is circling the drain. Time to head back to Texas.......
