Schwarzenegger recall
Discuss Joe Mathews' Sept. 9 Op-Ed article.
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Well there were some of us who saw this coming....and others who were dazzled by the star status of the terminator. I would be one of the first to sign for recall but can we expect better? THESE ARE POLITICIANS, IS THERE BETTER?
Cynthia @ 10:24 AM PDT, Sep 11, 2008
Great article. It makes a lot of sense. Hope the Governator is listening.
altatension @ 8:16 PM PDT, Sep 10, 2008
Arnold needs to have balls to cut spending. Ladies and Gentlemen, it is very simple math: Cut $15 Billion out of the State Budget and you balance the books. Legislators who raise taxes will be faced with recall or booted out of office.
Freedom for Taxpayers @ 9:42 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
Tammy your just mad because Arnold won't let you and your fellow guards rip California off any more that you all ready have. John Chiang will run California further into the ground but i understand why you feel that way, your a state worker. Who cares if these people don't get care? prison health care syatem is a 5 billion dollar a year industry, not including the three new hospitals by 2014 and the staff to run them that will cost 8 billion alone....Who cares?....alot of people!
IHL @ 9:34 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
Bottom line CCPOA paid Perata over 555,000 dollars to buy votes to get a 31% pay increase. Only way that will happen though is to recall the gov, for which will cost millions of dollars. If you want him out vote him out, but don't kiss up to the union special interest thugs. No on recall.
Jim @ 7:31 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
In the comment in #18, did you serve time in CDCR? you sound like an inmate. You would feel that way. CCPOA didn't even begin the recall, it was the Teachers Unions, we just jumped on the band wagon, we don't even have a contract because they can't get it together.
Tammy @ 4:09 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
When the invading illegals due to gutless non elected officials start making us dba the USA their priority there will not be a budget problem: but until then we are swifty going down the toilet with OPEN BORDERS and TRAITORS from within. Few take their Oath of Office seriously: thus USA sovereignty has been SOIL to EVIL ..
StopUSAGiveaway @ 3:43 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
The Governator is in real trouble since he did not stop the homosexual marriage thing. I think it's funny the Christians are very upset with the Governator as well. God is not pleased with him either. Freak lightning and all the Governators woes. When Rome burnt down it was blamed on the Christians and it is said that the Christians did not lend a hand to put out the fires. GospelVenice.com
Randy @ 3:09 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
I'm a Democrat, thru and thru. But I'm voting against a recall, because the CCPOA is over-reaching. Arnold has been good for the State of California in spite of not being able to advance his programs. It's the two thirds requirement to pass a Budget and the extremism (liberal and conservative) on both sides that is the cause of our woes.
Bill @ 3:02 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
I want to sign the recall - I'm at Keri246@Verizon.net
Keri @ 12:35 PM PDT, Sep 9, 2008
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