45% for Ah-nold??!!!
10-07-2003, 08:14 PM
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45% for Ah-nold??!!!
Looks like we have a new govenorator. I'm surprised 45% of Californians would vote for someone who has never held public office. Who knows maybe someone who isn't a career politician can break the cycle of favors and spending, but I'm not too optimistic that Arnold is going to drag us out of the quagmire we're in. Godspeed California.
10-07-2003, 09:49 PM
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You will all be suprised, this will shake-up the state senate and assembly.
Even Feinstein is already taking the stance of being pro school vouchers for kids in Washington D.C.
Maybe next we'll be able to buy assault weapons/semi-automatic rifles, wouldn't it be nice
Even Feinstein is already taking the stance of being pro school vouchers for kids in Washington D.C.
Maybe next we'll be able to buy assault weapons/semi-automatic rifles, wouldn't it be nice
10-07-2003, 09:53 PM
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I find it funny that people scream that they should not be judge on their race or color of their skin, and as soon as there is a Prop on the ballot that will do just that they run screaming NONO please judge me, please give me things and deny others based on the color of my skin. What a bunch of hypocrites !!!!!!!!!!!!
10-07-2003, 09:58 PM
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I know, I was very much pro prop-54. It kind of sucks that it was defeated.
I am kind of feeling sorry for Davis, but at least he is actually being sincere and not dirty for a change.
I voted no on 53 just because I feel that the lawmakers are already tied up with to much pre-alloted money. Sometimes they need it to be flexible come budget time.
This is going to send SHOCKWAVES across America. I am very glad that Hiram Johnson put the recall stiputaion into the state constitution. This state is going to be a much better place with a different skipper.
Dahveed
I know, I was very much pro prop-54. It kind of sucks that it was defeated.
I am kind of feeling sorry for Davis, but at least he is actually being sincere and not dirty for a change.
I voted no on 53 just because I feel that the lawmakers are already tied up with to much pre-alloted money. Sometimes they need it to be flexible come budget time.
This is going to send SHOCKWAVES across America. I am very glad that Hiram Johnson put the recall stiputaion into the state constitution. This state is going to be a much better place with a different skipper.
10-07-2003, 10:54 PM
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Originally posted by Kilika
Hey, I heard 35% of voters in the Bay Area voted yes on the recall while 75% in SoCal voted yes. We did our job. But this goes to show, SoCal is whack! I swear this state needs to split or something.
Hey, I heard 35% of voters in the Bay Area voted yes on the recall while 75% in SoCal voted yes. We did our job. But this goes to show, SoCal is whack! I swear this state needs to split or something.
It is so much better than here.
10-07-2003, 11:06 PM
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Originally posted by Kilika
Hey, I heard 35% of voters in the Bay Area voted yes on the recall while 75% in SoCal voted yes. We did our job. But this goes to show, SoCal is whack! I swear this state needs to split or something.
Hey, I heard 35% of voters in the Bay Area voted yes on the recall while 75% in SoCal voted yes. We did our job. But this goes to show, SoCal is whack! I swear this state needs to split or something.