Major Wuss Alert! Issa Nows Says He Won't Run!

[deacon]

He started this mess now he isn't running????

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/politics/recall/20030807-1138-davisrecall.html


some other thoughts:


1) The LA TImes reported that both Arnold and Riorden held a secret meeting with Ken Lay prior to the "Get Shorty" Enron attack on California. This is a fact and makes him suspect.

2) By jumping into the race he shows what he stands for, and that is, he supports an extremeist agenda of an untraconservative movement to remove an elected official and the undoing of democractically elected officials. This self-serving travesty started by Issa ( a man who has been arrested 5 times for car theft and carrying concealed weapons) is not a joke. It is a cancer that will spead.

All candidates who particpate in this fiasco are making a mockery of all elections.

[wryter2000]

1. I think, maybe, that's Larry Flynt's whole point

Not that I like that scum bag.

[joshcryer]

4. Yeah, nothing better to convey smut in politics...

...than for the king himself to get in to politics.

[Rick Myers]

2. Issa was CRYING at the podium!!!

Boo-hoo... I financed this thing for my own gain, and now another repuke with more money has stolen it from me... Boo-hoo!!! Welcome to repuke Amerika Darryl!!!!!!

[Demobrat]

7. Oh man, I wish I could have seen that.

What a puke!

[PROGRESSIVE1]

3. Is this bad???

With him off the ballot there is one less Republican to take votes from Ar-nuld!

[mitchtv]

5. Uh, we do not support arnold here

thankyou for the insight.We call this the DEMOCRATIC underground.

[Salviati]

6. yes, but

the more republicans on the ticket, the more the votes will be split...

[nini]

8. I REMEMBER THE ENRON MEETING..

I freaking remember that and I was pissed then.. I've got to go look for info on that..

hisssss

[Demobrat]

9. I think I do too.

Wasn't that the one where they wouldn't let Davis in?

[nini]

10. Here's a link to the enron meeting

http://www.fringefolk.com/howdumb.html

Energy executive Kenneth Lay, head of powerful Enron Corp., quietly courted Arnold Schwarzenegger, Richard Riordan, Michael Milken and other luminaries this week in Beverly Hills to drum up support for his solution to California's energy crisis.

His prescription called for more rate increases, an end to state and federal investigations and less rather than more regulation.