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California Atty. General: Poochigian or (gasp) Jerry Brown

Dear California Voters,   This Tuesday, November 7, is Election Day, when Californians will be choosing their next Attorney General.  I am running for "Top Cop" on a pledge to focus the Department of Justice on public safety.  Please take a moment to view this video in which I explain why I'm running, who supports me, and share with you my priorities as Attorney General.  I have been campaigning up and down California [view a slideshow of the Poochigian campaign bus tour during the past week], sharing my plan to protect California families from sexual predators, identity thieves, felons with firearms, and other criminals, as well as to fulfill all of the responsibilities of the office involving business practices, consumer and environmental protection guided by common sense and an unwavering commitment to the rule of law.    I have stood with crime victims to stress the importance of an Attorney General committed to seeing that justice is served and am very honored to have the enthusiastic endorsement of numerous victims' advocates.  Because of my solid public safety record, I am also very pleased to have the overwhelming support of district attorneys, sheriffs, and law enforcement,  as well as local elected leaders from throughout the state.   In everything that I have done in my career - from assisting two Governors in their selection of judges to my service in the State Legislature - I have strived to protect our constitution and fight for laws and policies that reflect our great California values. I have a strong record of encouraging job growth and a vibrant economy, promoting high quality education, and having an effective criminal justice system that assures our safety in our homes, schools, and workplaces. With your support, I want to continue fighting on behalf of California families as your next Attorney General.   As you go to the polls on Election Day, please vote for me, Chuck Poochigian, for Attorney General.  Thank you for your consideration!     Sincerely,       Chuck Poochigian   * Visit: www.pooch4ag.com and www.moveonjerry.org for more information, and please FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO A FRIEND

California: Last 24 Hours -- message from the Governator

Dear Sara,    "Thank you for all of your hard work. Thank you to all of you making phone calls, walking precincts, and turning out voters!" See Photos of Victory '06 Visits "Thank you for all your hard work. Thank you to all of you making phone calls, walking precincts, and turning out voters!" Volunteers and supporters like you are making the difference! The Governor is travelling up and down the state to thank the thousands of volunteers and supporters who are committed to help get out the vote in the final hours before Californians will cast their ballots in tomorrow's historic election. Help us remind Californians of the progress we have made together and the plans we have for the future. Join us we move California forward together! Last 24 hours to Contact your Local Victory "06 HQ  Last 24 hours to Donate  Last 24 hours to Volunteer Last Days to Get Your Gear  Thanks for all your support!  And please check in to joinarnold.com tomorrow for up-to-the-minute election day results! Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy  Contact Us

Election: California GOTV

You can help. Volunteer at your local election headquarters. Drive someone to the polls. Take coffee and sandwiches to a tired poll worker. Man the phones. Do something. And be sure to VOTE!

Dear Sara, The Governor is asking all supporters to help Get Out The Vote this Tuesday! "That's where the action is, if you want your voice to be heard you have to vote," Schwarzenegger said. "I appreciate more than anyone of how much it means when you can vote." "We know that the last time, during the recall election, people voted for me because of an act of faith," Schwarzenegger said. "This time I want them to vote for me as an act of confidence because of what we've accomplished." "There are a lot of things we can do by ourselves. I can pump up my muscles in front of a mirror by myself, I can train in the gymnasium by myself,” Schwarzenegger said, playing on his bodybuilder past. "But, winning to become governor of the great state or getting re-elected, that is something that you need thousands and thousands of people's help." It's not too late to join the action and show your support for the Governor during this year's historic election. Get Involved Today! Governor Visits Volunteer Centers Statewide:Today's Schedule Saturday, 12:45 p.m. - Pleasanton Republican Victory Headquarters, 7041 Koll Center Parkway, Pleasanton, CA 94566 Saturday, 3:00 p.m. - Riverside Republican Victory Headquarters, 3638 University Avenue , First Floor, Riverside, CA 92501 Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy  Contact Us

Dick Mountjoy: California's stealth Republican Senate candidate

I pay attention to politics. I even volunteer at my local Republican headquareters in Riverside County from time to time. This morning, I could not recall the name of the candidate running against Diane Feinstein for the U.S. Senate. I had to find a news article about Sen. Feinstein in order to get her opponent's name. I have not seen a single ad for this candidate, not one. I don't recall seeing any publicity for him in my local press. So, if you are also as much in the dark as I am, let me introduce you.

He describes himself on his website as the man to uphold conservative values for California. Is anyone listening? Mountjoy is down in the baement in the polls. California U.S. Senate: Feinstein 59%, Mountjoy 33%. Is it any wonder, if politically tuned in voters like I am, didn't even know his name? I'll be one of those 33%, not because I know all that much about him or because I think this is the candidate of all candidates, but because he is anybody but Diane, who is only superseded in my mind by our other Senator, Barbara Boxer, as a serious threat to the future of America. Although Feinstein has moments of semi-literate ramblings, as opposed to Boxer who, for the most part, is just screechy and dumb, her performance at the Judicial hearings for John Roberts and Samuel Alito was embarrassing. And when push comes to shove, she is just another rich limousine liberal socialist San Franciscan.

State Senator Richard Mountjoy (retired)

For more than 30 years, Dick Mountjoy served the public with honor, never flinching from his steadfast and heartfelt convictions.

Whether during his tour of duty in the U.S. Navy, as Mayor and Councilman of the city of Monrovia, or through eight terms in the California State Assembly and two terms in the State Senate, Dick Mountjoy has remained steadfast.

The son of Boyce and Sarah Mountjoy, Dick was born in Los Angeles on January 13, 1932.

He grew up with seven brothers and sisters in the Monrovia-Arcadia area of Southern California.

As a young boy, Dick Mountjoy failed kindergarten because he wouldn’t talk. And he nearly failed the first grade because he wouldn’t stop talking – perhaps foreshadowing his career in the legislative halls of Sacramento.

At a very early age, Dick learned the value of hard work. When he was only 7 years old, he began picking blackberries, which he sold for 25 cents a flat. He worked many jobs as he grew up: hauling away trees from an uprooted orange grove, selling fertilizer and washing baking pans at a local bakery.

After graduating from Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte High School, Dick joined the Navy and served during the Korean War aboard the USS Bremerton.

He married his sweetheart, Earline Winett, and he and Earline now have three children, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

After returning from his tour of duty, Dick worked for a short time as a mechanic for Studebaker Automotive, and then began doing construction work with his brother Gordon.

Dick and Gordon later founded Mountjoy Construction Company, which soon became very successful.

By 1968, Dick’s close friends had persuaded him to run for the Monrovia City Council. He was elected and served eight years as Councilman and Mayor. In 1976, Dick decided not to seek re-election to the city council. He was already planning a run for the State Assembly two years later.

Despite not appearing on the ballot in ‘76, Dick was nearly re-elected to the city council because of the enormous number of write-in votes he received.

In 1978, Dick Mountjoy defeated a 35-year incumbent and won election to the State Assembly from the 61st District. He was one of the Proposition 13 babies, riding into Sacramento with a tax-cutting fervor.

As a freshman Legislator, he was appointed to the Assembly Rules Committee – the first time ever that a freshman was named to this prestigious committee.

In 1982, he was elected Assembly Republican Caucus Chairman under the Republican Leader, Bob Naylor.

Throughout his career in the legislature, Dick Mountjoy has never shied away from controversial issues.

In 1991, Dick met Irwin Trester and Tom Hagerman. Together, they enlisted the help of 4,000 small businesses in a campaign to stop Workers’ Compensation fraud and reform the Workers’ Comp system.

After democrats killed his reform bills in committee, Dick took to the floor of the Assembly with amendment after amendment to keep the issue at the forefront.

Dick Mountjoy established one of the first FAX networks to update the businesses every time there was a vote on the amendments. At times, speaker Willie Brown would shut off Dick’s microphone so he couldn’t talk and continue to raise the issue.

Although the Legislature was eventually forced to deal with the Workers’ Comp situation many of the problems are yet to be resolved.

By 1993, the problem of illegal immigrants receiving state benefits was making headlines. Assemblyman Mountjoy took on the issue fervently, again offering bills and amendments to restrict benefits from those in the country illegally.

While the democrats continued to block Mountjoy’s measures, little did they know that each bill killed would become a component of Proposition 187.

In 1994, Dick Mountjoy introduced and qualified Prop. 187 for the November ballot – an initiative to stop benefits to illegal aliens. It passed with an overwhelming 60% of the vote.

One of the defining moments in Dick’s career in the legislature came in 1994 when, because of a quirk in the timing of a special election, he was simultaneously elected to both the State Senate and the State Assembly.

In that same election, Republicans captured a majority of the state’s 80 Assembly seats, and Assemblyman Jim Brulte was poised to challenge democrat Speaker Willie Brown. But at the Assembly’s December 5th organizational meeting, Assemblyman Paul Horcher shocked his colleagues by declaring himself an independent and casting his vote for Willie Brown.

The GOP launched a recall campaign against Horcher, and Dick faced a defining decision of his career: Should he remain in the State Assembly, and vacate the Senate seat to which he had won election?

If he remained, it would be his final two-years in the Legislature, but it would also give Republicans control of the Assembly and the Speakership, if the Horcher recall were successful.

Dick decided to remain in the Assembly, but Willie Brown had other plans. After two hours of bitter debate and parliamentary maneuvering, the Democrats voted to oust Dick Mountjoy from the Assembly seat he had rightfully won election to, and Willie Brown continued his reign.

Dick was sworn in as a member of the State Senate, where he continued to take up issues close to his heart.

When studies began to show the dangerous effects of the gasoline additive MTBE, Dick began a push to have MTBE banned from California. Because of Dick Mountjoy’s efforts, the state began a phase-out of MTBE in gasoline.

During his career, the one issue that has remained at the forefront of Dick Mountjoy’s priorities has been the protection of the unborn. He was a strong supporter of legislation to ban partial birth abortions in California. And time and time again, he would offer amendments to the state budget to eliminate taxpayer funding of abortions.

Just as navigators have looked to the north star in the sky to check their bearings, so too could legislators look to Dick Mountjoy for his consistent and persistent promotion of conservative principles. That’s why he was referred to as the “north star” of the legislature.

No matter the issue, Dick Mountjoy can be counted on to uphold the conservative banner.

Team Arnold: 33 California newspaper endorsements

New TV Ad Californians for Schwarzenegger releases a new television ad, "Thirty-Three ," which focuses on the newspaper endorsements Governor Schwarzenegger has received. View The Governor's Statewide Newspaper Endorsements SCRIPT: Move California Forward. Boundless Optimism, Bipartisan Orientation. A Solid, Pragmatic Governor. Real Solutions. Schwarzenegger's Independent Spirit. Passed A Balanced Budget On Time. Schwarzenegger Also Set A Tone Of Bipartisanship. AD FACTS: "Arnold Schwarzenegger Has Been Able To Move California Forward By Working With Democratic Legislative Leaders." Fresno Bee Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger: "Schwarzenegger Has Been Able To Move California Forward By Working With Democratic Legislative Leaders." "In a state that many critics say is ungovernable, Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger has been able to move California forward by working with Democratic legislative leaders." (Editorial, "Schwarzenegger For Governor," Fresno Bee, 10/15/06) "… Boundless Optimism, Bipartisan Orientation And A Focus On The Future …" The Sacramento Bee Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger, Citing His "Boundless Optimism, Bipartisan Orientation And Focus On The Future That Have Always Made Him Attractive." "Today, as he seeks re-election to a second term, much of Schwarzenegger's naiveté has been tamed by experience. But he still retains the boundless optimism, bipartisan orientation and focus on the future that have always made him attractive." (Editorial, "Two Strong Candidates, One Bipartisan Leader," The Sacramento Bee, 10/15/06) "… A Solid, Pragmatic Governor Who Has Steered A Moderate Course For California." Los Angeles Times Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger, Calling Him "A Solid, Pragmatic Governor Who Has Steered A Moderate Course For California." "After his historic election in the 2003 recall, followed by some early promise and a disappointing sophomore year, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been a solid, pragmatic governor who has steered a moderate course for California. He deserves a sequel." (Editorial, "Schwarzenegger For Governor," Los Angeles Times, 10/15/06) "… He's Engineered Real Solutions To Some Of The States Most Pressing Problems." The Daily News Of Los Angeles Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger: "He's Engineered Real Solutions To Some Of The State's Most Pressing Problems." "But beyond merely entertaining us, Schwarzenegger has brought a pragmatic flair to bureaucratic and partisan Sacramento. And he's engineered real solutions to some of the state's most pressing problems." (Editorial, "Let The Show Go On," The Daily News Of Los Angeles, 10/1/06) "… Schwarzenegger's Independent Spirit …" San Francisco Examiner Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger: "We Do Like Schwarzenegger's Independent Spirit, Which Can Be A Model For Taking The State's Politics Out Of The Old, Partisan Categories And Committing Sacramento To Fresh Thinking." "But we do like Schwarzenegger's independent spirit, which can be a model for taking the state's politics out of the old, partisan categories and committing Sacramento to fresh thinking. We agree with the California voters who are ready to re-elect an accomplished governor." (Editorial, "Re-Elect Arnold Schwarzenegger," San Francisco Examiner, 10/9/06) "… Passed A Balanced Budget On Time." The Daily News Of Los Angeles Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger: "Working Together, Schwarzenegger And The Democrats Passed A Balanced Budget On Time." "The results have been impressive. Working together, Schwarzenegger and the Democrats passed a balanced budget on time." (Editorial, "Let The Show Go On," The Daily News Of Los Angeles, 10/1/06) "… Schwarzenegger Also Set A Tone Of Bipartisanship …" San Jose Mercury News Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger, Saying He "Set A Tone Of Bipartisanship That Creates An Unusual Opportunity To Resolve Issues That Have Eluded The Legislature." "Schwarzenegger also set a tone of bipartisanship that creates an unusual opportunity to resolve issues that have eluded the Legislature. With a nod to his accomplishments and high expectations for his second term, we recommend his re-election." (Editorial, "Schwarzenegger Earns 2nd Term," San Jose Mercury News, 10/22/06) "If It's Up To Us, He Will Be Back." North County Times Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger: "If It's Up To Us, He Will Be Back." (Editorial, "Arnold Deserves To Star In Sequel," North County Times, 10/19/06) At Least Thirty-Three California Newspapers Have Endorsed Governor Schwarzenegger: Los Angeles Times, "Schwarzenegger for Governor," 10/15/06 The San Diego Union-Tribune, "Re-Elect The Governor," 10/20/06 San Francisco Chronicle, "Gov. Schwarzenegger To Stay The Course," 10/18/06 The Sacramento Bee, "Two Strong Candidates, One Bipartisan Leader," 10/15/06 Bakersfield Californian, "Arnold Earns Re-Election," 10/18/06 Long Beach Press-Telegram, "Schwarzenegger For Governor," 10/17/06 Merced Sun-Star, "Re-Elect Schwarzenegger," 10/14/06 North County Times, "Arnold Deserves To Star In Sequel," 10/19/06 Pasadena Star News, "Keep Arnold At The Helm," 10/16/06 The Santa Rosa Press Democrat, "Press Democrat Recommendations," 10/23/06 The Daily News Of Los Angeles, "Let The Show Go On," 10/1/06 The Stockton Record, "Re-Elect A 'Reinvented' Schwarzenegger," 10/15/06 The Fresno Bee, "Schwarzenegger For Governor," 10/15/06 Marin Independent Journal, "IJ's Choices For Statewide Offices," 10/18/06 San Gabriel Valley Tribune, "Keep Arnold At The Helm," 10/17/06 Redding Record-Searchlight, "Governator Two: Schwarzenegger Earns Re-Election," 10/8/06 Woodland Daily Democrat, "Let's Re-Elect Schwarzenegger For Another Term," 10/3/06 Whittier Daily News, "Keep Arnold At The Helm ," 10/17/06 The Antelope Valley Press, "Valley Press Endorses Schwarzenegger," 10/4/06 The Modesto Bee, "Road To Progress: Schwarzenegger Best Able To Tackle State's Problems," 10/15/06 Santa Clarita Signal, "Hmm. How to Vote on Proposition 83?" 10/8/06 The Press-Enterprise, "Governor's Race," 10/25/06 Additional Newspaper Endorsements Not Listed In Ad: San Francisco Examiner, "Re-Elect Arnold Schwarzenegger," 10/9/06 San Jose Mercury News, "Schwarzenegger Earns 2nd Term," 10/22/06 Contra Costa Times, "Schwarzenegger Clear Choice For Governor," 10/22/06 The Santa Barbara Independent, "The Independent's 2006 Endorsements Part II," 10/20/06 Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, "Schwarzenegger Right Choice To Govern California," 10/22/06 San Bernardino Sun, "Schwarzenegger The Right Choice," 10/22/06 Torrance Daily Breeze, "Schwarzenegger Has Earned 4 More Years," 10/22/06 Vacaville Reporter, "Re-Elect Governor," 10/24/06 Sing Tao Daily, "Sing Tao West Coast Edition Recommends," 10/22/06 Vida En El Valle, "Schwarzenegger Earns Another Four Years," 10/25/06 Malibu Times, "Election Endorsements, Part I ," 10/26/06   Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. 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Arnold: Monday last day to Register to Vote

Dear Sara, San Diego Union-Tribune Endorsement: Re-Elect The Governor 10/20/06 - "Contemplating Arnold Schwarzenegger's three years as governor is an unusually complicated task. He has hit both historic highs and striking lows. He has made stunning miscalculations followed by unlikely triumphs. His politics, often lazily pigeonholed as “moderate,” are instead a unique mix of pro-business conservatism, social liberalism and outspoken environmentalism. Though a political novice in most senses upon taking office in November 2003, he has since shown a savvy and intuitive feel for leadership that few politicians display." Read more. Monday is Last Day To Register to Vote Fill out a Voter Registration Form Online Absentee Voting continues through the 31st. Victory '06 Headquarters Locations Campaign Calendar - When and Where to Join the Action Today at 11am in Oakland Northern California Asian Peace Officers and Asian American community leaders twill announce their endorsement of Governor Schwarzenegger. Support Operation Homefront and Join the California Dream Ride Tomorrow "Bikers for Arnold" will be riding from all over Southern Cal to participate in tomorrow's California Dream Ride to raise money for Operation Homefront. "Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit that provides emergency support and morale to our military troops, the families they leave behind during deployment and wounded warriors when they return home." Operation Homefront is a member of the Department of Defense's "America Supports You" program, which highlights efforts to support America’s service members. Find out more at www.cadreamride.com. Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy  Contact Us

Vote No on California Propostition 87

For those who live in other states, the California Propositon system seems crazy. Well, it is our system and there are a bunch of Props on this year's ballot that deserve to go down to resounding defeat. One of them is Proposition 87. It is a recipe for disaster, more big bureaucracy and a huge gouging on oil taxes for what? Nothing.

Prop 87 gives a $4 billion oil tax to a new bureaucracy of 50 political appointees and not one word requires them to produce any results. 87 truly is a recipe for waste – not progress.

California newspapers say Prop 87 is not the road to cleaner, cheaper energy.

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Prop 87 means higher gas prices, greater dependence on foreign oil and a new bureaucracy of 50 political appointees with no accountability to taxpayers. 87also reduces available revenues for schools & public safety.

We need alternative energy, but Prop 87 is not the way to get there.

Prop 87's proponents falsely claim in a new TV ad that their measure will decrease our dependence on foreign oil. The impact would actually be just the opposite.

“I agree with the Yes campaign entirely about the evils of our dependence on foreign oil. The problem is that, for the foreseeable future, Prop. 87 will INCREASE, not decrease, that dependence.”

Professor Philip J. Romero
Former Chief Economist, California Office of Planning and Research

Economists agree that 87's $4 billion oil tax will decrease California oil production, which will INCREASE our need to import foreign oil. And there is absolutely NO requirement that Prop 87's bureaucracy make any progress towards reducing petroleum use.

San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles Times
Sacramento Bee
San Diego Union Tribune
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Contra Costa Times
Pasadena Star-News
Fresno Bee
Orange County Register
Modesto Bee
San Gabriel Valley News
Whittier Daily News
Victorville Daily Press
Torrance Daily Breeze
Long Beach Press Telegram
Antelope Valley Press
Marysville Appeal-Democrat
Redding Record Searchlight
Orange County Register
Los Angeles Times
Santa Maria Times
Hollister Free Lance
  San Francsico Examiner
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Vacaville Reporter
Stockton Record         

 

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

Arnold: California Dream Ride - UPDATE

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Arnold: More new ads

New TV Ads Californians support Governor Schwarzenegger to move our great state forward. The Californians for Schwarzenegger Team is excited to announce the release of two new television ads, "Trust" and "Voices." Each ad features educators, law enforcement officers, firefighters, nurses and others speaking in their own words about Governor Schwarzenegger. "Trust" "Voices" SCRIPT FOR "TRUST": I trust him. I trust him. I trust him. I trust the Governor. He’s made us safer. I’m a nurse and I trust him. He’s made it safer for our families. I trust the Governor. We trust him. My union’s endorsing Governor Schwarzenegger because working families can trust him. I trust the Governor. We trust Governor Schwarzenegger. Governor Schwarzenegger is bringing Californians together.   SCRIPT FOR "VOICES": Governor Schwarzenegger is good for working families. He’s a great governor for education. He lowered tuition at community colleges by 23 percent He vetoed a bill that tried to lower academic standards. The Governor supports the fire service. He’s made it safer for all our families. He cares about health care. I trust him. Governor Schwarzenegger is bringing Californians together. Paid for by Californians for Schwarzenegger 2006 Committee ID #1261585 P.O. Box 783; Sacramento, CA  95812 Privacy Policy Contact Us