Arnold: News of Note

Dear Sara, The Greatest Superstar Governor Ever! by Justin Schulz on Mon 25 Sep 2006 01:39 PM PDT "It is very exciting being a volunteer for the greatest superstar governor ever! It is a great opportunity to see him and who he really is and what he stands for. This guy is cool! Though making phone calls and walking precincts is fun, actually seeing Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in action makes you think "This guy is really going to help us!" This election is all about having the right people in the right place. Go Governor Schwarzenegger!" -------------------------------------- Justin Schulz, 14, is a "student volunteer" from Live Oak Middle School in Tulare. Justin has made approximately 500 phone calls and walked 3 precincts since getting involved as a volunteer in August. He first met the Governor at the World Ag Expo in Tulare in 2004. RHETORIC VS. REALITY: Ad Fact-Check On Alliance For A Better California Ads It's not surprising that Phil Angelides' special interest groups would attempt to save his flailing campaign by launching millions of dollars in TV ads distorting the Governor's record. What these special interest groups don't tell voters is that Phil Angelides has benefited from over $75 million in special interest money. The Governor's record on education is historic and undisputable – he has increased education funding to record levels every year he has been in office and is fully funding education. The sad part is that we expect California voters will be subjected to even more of Phil Angelides' special interest money distorting the Governor's record with baseless attacks. See Ad Facts ABOUT ANGELIDES' UNCONSTITUTIONAL POLITICAL RHETORIC ON IRAQ Journalists: Angelides' "Ludicrous" Proposal Called "Illegal" And A "Stunt" That "Smacks Of Desperation" Sacramento Bee's Dan Walters: Angelides' "Stunt" Is "Simply Ludicrous." "The notion that a governor is somehow going to take back National Guard troops is simply ludicrous. Federal law is very specific that when a president nationalizes such troops, as Bush has, they are no longer under the command of governors but become part of the federal military. That's why, for instance, presidents could order local National Guard troops to protect students as they attempted to integrate schools and colleges in the South during the 1950s and 1960s. It's just a stunt, as Angelides knows." (Dan Walters, Op-Ed, "As Schwarzenegger Dignifies Himself, Others Become Cheesier," Sacramento Bee, 9/26/06) Legal Experts: Angelides' Proposal "Not A Realistic Possibility" And "Not A Legal Possibility" "Activism" On War In Iraq "Is New For Angelides" Angelides Does Not Have Power To Call Back Troops Read more Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy  Contact Us