Re: Arnold Schwarzenegger election certified

Hello Marie:

The problem that the new Governor will have is that both houses in the
California legislature is controlled by Democrats. He will have a
tough road ahead if he goes against the grain of the prevailing party.
I wish him luck.

Peace,

Famous



LetEmEatWMDs@yahoo.com (Marie A.) wrote in message news:<1dc521ed.0311142001.1cabe32a@posting.google.com>...
> WATCH DOG wrote in message news:...
> > Arnold Schwarzenegger has the OK to become governor of California
> > effective immediately.
> >
> > Read the story at Wired News.
>
> And it's a damn good thing he won by the wide margin he did, otherwise
> the demmies, led by Sharpton and Jackson, would be crawling all over
> this state looking for "stupid" demmie voters and phantom ballots.
>
> Cordially, Marie

On 15 Nov 2003 02:04:16 -0800, famous21@msn.com (Famous21) wrote:

>Hello Marie:
>
>The problem that the new Governor will have is that both houses in the
>California legislature is controlled by Democrats. He will have a
>tough road ahead if he goes against the grain of the prevailing party.
> I wish him luck.
>
>Peace,
>
>Famous

If he can whoop the predator then he can whoop those traitorous
Democrats.

He got elected by not telling anybody what he was going to do. Now he has
to do something, and thats his problem.

Arnold got elected by wowing everybody with his celebrity status. No
discussion of issues. No ideas. Ducking debates. Saying he will figure out
what he believes after the election.

However, theatrics won't solve California's problems. Now Arnold must do
something drastic, and all that aura of Hollywood fantasy, super-hero stufff
is going to quickly evaporate when people realize that this body-builder,
who doesn't know anything about politcs, or government, or Californias
problems, doesn't have the ability to magically snap his fingers and solve
the deficit problem crippling the state.



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"mange@merde.com" wrote in message news:...
> On 15 Nov 2003 02:04:16 -0800, famous21@msn.com (Famous21) wrote:
>
> >Hello Marie:
> >
> >The problem that the new Governor will have is that both houses in the
> >California legislature is controlled by Democrats. He will have a
> >tough road ahead if he goes against the grain of the prevailing party.
> > I wish him luck.
> >
> >Peace,
> >
> >Famous
>
> If he can whoop the predator then he can whoop those traitorous
> Democrats.

Can't tell movies from reality, I see. But then many conservatives
don't seem to be able to do it so why should you be different.

"Mark Metzler" wrote in message
news:vrclp621stt573@corp.supernews.com...
> He got elected by not telling anybody what he was going to do. Now he has
> to do something, and thats his problem.
>
> Arnold got elected by wowing everybody with his celebrity status. No
> discussion of issues. No ideas. Ducking debates. Saying he will figure
out
> what he believes after the election.
>
> However, theatrics won't solve California's problems. Now Arnold must do
> something drastic, and all that aura of Hollywood fantasy, super-hero
stufff
> is going to quickly evaporate when people realize that this body-builder,
> who doesn't know anything about politcs, or government, or Californias
> problems, doesn't have the ability to magically snap his fingers and solve
> the deficit problem crippling the state.
>

That may well be true. However, he's got just as much experience and
ability as Meathead and the Left drools all over him. What's the
difference?

--
Dave
(The Other)

Mark Metzler wrote:

> He got elected by not telling anybody what he was going to do. Now he has
> to do something, and thats his problem.
>
> Arnold got elected by wowing everybody with his celebrity status. No
> discussion of issues. No ideas. Ducking debates. Saying he will figure out
> what he believes after the election.
>
> However, theatrics won't solve California's problems. Now Arnold must do
> something drastic, and all that aura of Hollywood fantasy, super-hero stufff
> is going to quickly evaporate when people realize that this body-builder,
> who doesn't know anything about politcs, or government, or Californias
> problems, doesn't have the ability to magically snap his fingers and solve
> the deficit problem crippling the state.
>

He seems to be putting together a good team. I wish him luck. I think if some
Democrats want to be obstructionists they will last as long as the next
electtion.

Now that liar wants to put a 20 billion dollar bond on the ballot.

That liar is also forcing Bustamante to drop his 9 billion $ lawsuit
against Enron. This is the main reason this scenario was set up. Nice to
see the Whore Press covered up the meeting Arnold had with Millken,
Riordan and Lay.

Besides, we're gonna have a LOT of fun when all those women come out of
the closet and hit Arnold with Paula Jones' lawsuits!

Arnold is going to be the most incompentent and impotent "Governor"
California has ever had. We'll have fun with his impeachment!

U N Me wrote:
> Mark Metzler wrote:
>
>
>>He got elected by not telling anybody what he was going to do. Now he has
>>to do something, and thats his problem.
>>
>>Arnold got elected by wowing everybody with his celebrity status. No
>>discussion of issues. No ideas. Ducking debates. Saying he will figure out
>>what he believes after the election.
>>
>>However, theatrics won't solve California's problems. Now Arnold must do
>>something drastic, and all that aura of Hollywood fantasy, super-hero stufff
>>is going to quickly evaporate when people realize that this body-builder,
>>who doesn't know anything about politcs, or government, or Californias
>>problems, doesn't have the ability to magically snap his fingers and solve
>>the deficit problem crippling the state.
>>
>
>
> He seems to be putting together a good team. I wish him luck. I think if some
> Democrats want to be obstructionists they will last as long as the next
> electtion.
>
>

On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 20:41:36 GMT, Clark Barr
wrote:

>Besides, we're gonna have a LOT of fun when all those women come out of
>the closet and hit Arnold with Paula Jones' lawsuits!
>
>Arnold is going to be the most incompentent and impotent "Governor"
>California has ever had. We'll have fun with his impeachment!

Boy these Democrats are upset that they lost their Liberal Mecca in
California.

They are crying louder than a she-male with his penis caught in his
zipper.

Guess what Demmies? YOU HAVE BEEN TERMINATED!!!

On 15 Nov 2003 08:43:23 -0800, maceanruig@astound.net (Ashland
Henderson) wrote:

>"mange@merde.com" wrote in message news:...
>> On 15 Nov 2003 02:04:16 -0800, famous21@msn.com (Famous21) wrote:
>>
>> >Hello Marie:
>> >
>> >The problem that the new Governor will have is that both houses in the
>> >California legislature is controlled by Democrats. He will have a
>> >tough road ahead if he goes against the grain of the prevailing party.
>> > I wish him luck.
>> >
>> >Peace,
>> >
>> >Famous
>>
>> If he can whoop the predator then he can whoop those traitorous
>> Democrats.
>
>Can't tell movies from reality, I see. But then many conservatives
>don't seem to be able to do it so why should you be different.

Nobody voted for Mr. Swarzenegger.....they voted agaonst Mr. Davis in
an historical recall election.....so what?
How much worse can it get?
If Ahhnaaald just maintains and does nothing stupid, it will make Mr.
Davis look like a fool.



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Hello Mange:

The political realities out here in California are much different than
a slogan from a movie. In order to meet some of the new Governor's
campaign promises, he will have to consider the impact that it will
have on the State budget. For instance, the car registration fees
that he promised to revoke once in office, if inacted (sp), will add
approximately 4-billion dollars to the deficit. Promises are one
thing, the reality is quite another.

Peace,

Famous



"mange@merde.com" wrote in message news:...
> On 15 Nov 2003 02:04:16 -0800, famous21@msn.com (Famous21) wrote:
>
> >Hello Marie:
> >
> >The problem that the new Governor will have is that both houses in the
> >California legislature is controlled by Democrats. He will have a
> >tough road ahead if he goes against the grain of the prevailing party.
> > I wish him luck.
> >
> >Peace,
> >
> >Famous
>
> If he can whoop the predator then he can whoop those traitorous
> Democrats.