Ahnold praises Adolf Hitler

[Theben]

I also don't think Maria Shriver would marry a nazi-lover.

[Dinner]

BTW Arnie denies ever saying anything good about Hitler. He said these whole report was a lie. I have to admite last minute smear campaigns fit Davis's modus opporandi to a "T". The man has always run a last minute smear campaign against his opponents in every campaign he's ever been in. I wouldn't be surprised if Davis's campaign is the one who's releasing all of this stuff just a week before the election.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Berzerker


The media was making it look like a circus, perhaps to deter future recalls. Too bad 3rd party candidates don't get that much attention even in races with maybe 3-5 candidates.

How could the media or anyone manage to not make it look like a circus when you Gary Coleman, Larry Flynt, some twit porn star whose campaign issues include lap dances, and a bunch of average joes with $3500 to burn for a laugh and an ego trip?

3rd party candidates get attention if the public has any interest. John Anderson, Ross Perot, Jesse Ventura all got a lot of press. If you perpetually run under 1% in general elections though, the media isn't going to give you free publicity, sorry.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Jack_www
I dont believe this. Anther "puke" bomb by the Davis people. I say we should all watch as Davis trys to hang on to power and laugh at him. ---> Davis

Just wait til you get to the court challenges after the results are in.

[Dinner]

I doubt there will be court challenges. The state constitution spells out how the recall should be run so it's not like he can claim the recall was illegal.

[Frozzy]

Originally posted by Edan
(However, this assumes that the article & quote are, in fact, correct)

Which they are not.

[Ted Striker]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
Ariana Huffington

I'd hit it.

[Gatekeeper]

Whoever the hell gets stuck with the *basket case* that California is, I feel sorry for 'em. $38 billion is a helluva hole to dig yourself into, much less out of, and the impression I get is that many taxpayers in California don't wanna cough up the cash to pay for their spendy ways. So get used to budget cuts. Lots of 'em.

Suckers!

Gatekeeper

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
I'd hit it.

It would be interesting if only to shut her up. "Here, put this in your mouth!"

[Ted Striker]

I think she is actually doing Arnold more of a favor by being an idiot than anything

I can't take her seriously

[ixnay]

YOOU STOOPAD HUMMAH

[uh Clem]

Maybe like Franz Liebkind, Arnold was just impressed with his fellow Austrian's artistic talents.

Hitler...there was a painter! He could paint an entire apartment in ONE afternoon! TWO coats!!

[JohnT]

Originally posted by Oerdin
I doubt there will be court challenges. The state constitution spells out how the recall should be run so it's not like he can claim the recall was illegal.

You poor naive waif!



Didn't you know that the Democrats are already stockpiling a $100,000 warchest for the express purpose of initiating legal actions in any event other than a Davis/Bustamonte win?

Worried Democrats start fund to monitor California voting


By BOB KEEFE / Cox News Service



SAN DIEGO -- Amid signs Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger's strength is growing in California's recall race, worried Democrats have started a fund-raising drive to pay lawyers to help monitor next week's election to prevent what they called "Florida-style" voting controversies like those in the 2000 presidential election.

There were suggestions the "No More Floridas! California Recall Voter Rights Fund" might also be used to pay for legal challenges should Democratic Gov. Gray Davis be ousted in next Tuesday's landmark vote.

California Democratic Party Chairman Art Torres sidestepped reporters' questions on whether the $100,000 his party is trying to raise would be used for that purpose. But a press release from the fund's organizers indicated the donations could be used for legal challenges.

Torres said the money would mainly go toward paying for lawyers and to support volunteers who plan to monitor polling places, looking for any signs of voting problems or discrepancies.

"We're not trying to create litigation, what we're trying to create is a fair process," Torres said in a conference call with reporters...

[Ned]

I just heard on NBC News that the man who first broke the story, the producer of the film "Pumping Iron," is now retracting his prior statements about the accuracy of the quotes. I would provide a link if I could.

[Ned]

John T., I not only that, but the very same Democrats who complain that the recall is a perversion of the democratic process are promising to file a fresh recall if any one other than a Democrat is elected governor.

For my understanding, the Democrats have the past attempted 35 recalls, including a recall effort against Governor Reagan. The Democrats are notorious for their double standards.