Arnold: Gets major newspaper endorsements

Dear Sara, MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR Dear Fellow Californians, Election day is exactly 21 days away, and as we countdown to November 7 it is now more important than ever to remind our friends and neighbors of the progress we have made together and the plans we have for building an even better tomorrow . In less than 3 years, we have turned our state around and accomplished great things together . . . but there is more that we need to do. There are two very important ways you can join me and help keep California moving in the right direction. #1 - Tell 10 Friends to Volunteer for my campaign to Protect the California Dream, and #2 - make a generous contribution to help my campaign get our message out in the days leading to November 7. Both actions are vital to my re-election. Your contributions to my campaign today will make all the difference on election day. Thank you for your friendship and support. Sincerely, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger He's Doing Just a Great Job . . . And We Should Keep That Momentum Going Forward TEAM ARNOLD: "What has the Governor done for veterans in the state?" JOHN LOWE: "Well in my capacity, the governor has worked well with us as a veteran's service organization to provide outreach to veterans in securing federal entitlements of the VA system. So he's working with expanding the Department of Veterans Affairs at the state level, which is working very well. He’s bringing in the Veterans Service organizations such as the VFW into that fold. He's done a really great job of doing that." TEAM ARNOLD: "And why is it important that we re-elect the governor in November?" JOHN: "In the last three to five years the turnaround in the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the activities in the war that's going on in Iraq, and all the support for the military folks - he's doing just a great job at that and we should keep that momentum going forward. California's moving forward and we don't need to go backwards at this time." Newspapers Endorse The Governor For Re-Election: The Sacramento Bee: "As governor, Schwarzenegger has built a record of achievement. He put the troubled workers' compensation system on the public radar and got recalcitrant Democrats to overhaul that program. He pushed for a reform of the school finance system, giving local districts more control over the 'categorical' money that takes one-third of the education budget for special purposes and programs." The Fresno Bee: "Schwarzenegger played a crucial role in overhauling the state's badly flawed workers' compensation system. That system was putting California business at a disadvantage and was hurting both employers and employees.... Schwarzenegger is prepared to meet the challenges of the next four years and deserves re-election on Nov. 7." The Los Angeles Times: "Schwarzenegger correctly senses that a leader with good instincts and confidence is more effective - and more inspiring - than one with a good plan and a lot of details. Angelides may be more specific about many of California's problems. But Schwarzenegger is more likely to solve them. The Times endorses Arnold Schwarzenegger for governor." The Modesto Bee: "Schwarzenegger understands the need to represent the entire state and has been particularly attentive to the issues of the San Joaquin Valley. One example is the far-reaching California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley, which seeks solutions to valley problems in a thoughtful, comprehensive way." The Stockton Record: "The governor has demonstrated a willingness to engage in pressing problems. The state does not need the status quo, which is what Angelides offers. It requires original ideas and creative thinkers." Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy  Contact Us

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[M. Simon]

Santorum is a big supporter of drug prohibition.

Do Republicans support drug prohibition because it finances criminals or because it finances terrorists?

Republican Socialism. Price supports for criminals and terrorists.

Do they still teach alcohol prohibition in schools?

The NIDA says addiction has two components. One is a genetic predisposition. The other is an environmental trigger. I believe that trigger is trauma.

PTSD and the Endocannabinoid System

So it is worse than just supporting criminals and terrorists. It is a persecution of the traumatised.

Throw in selective prosecution (racism) and you have a huge issue taylor made for the Ds.

I can't wait for the Ds to wake up on this issue. The Rs will be toast and deserve it.

Do they still teach alcohol prohibition in schools?