Latest contributions to Arnold's race

[realFedUp]

(I guess I won't be buying anything else
at Williams-Sonoma)

A judge yesterday also said that it was ok for Arnold
to loan himself more than $4 mil although election laws
say a candidate can only loan him or herself $100,000.

Arnold $16,964,781 $520,401

Schwarzenegger 3,844 contributions 152 contributions

• Thomas M. Siebel, chairman and chief executive of Siebel Systems, gave $21,200 to Schwarzenegger's campaign for governor. So did author Vicki Lovine of Los Angeles; Sigue Corp. of San Fernando; and Dan A. Emmett, chief executive of the Douglas Emmett & Co. real estate firm in Santa Monica. Howard Lester, chairman of the Williams-Sonoma cookware company, donated $20,000. Lodwrick M. Cook, retired chairman of ARCO, sent $10,000. Entertainer Paul Anka gave $5,000.

Schwarzenegger also controls Arnold Schwarzenegger's Total Recall, a pro-recall committee, which has raised more than $2.7 million.

• Dole Food Co. of Westlake Village gave $80,000. Dallas investor Todd R. Wagner also gave $80,000. Developer William Lyon contributed $50,000, bringing the total provided by Lyon and his Newport Beach company to $150,000. Bruce A. Karsh, investment manager for Oak Tree Capital in Beverly Hills, contributed $25,000.

[underpants]

1. NPR (see my thread) said special interests could pay him back

for his "loan" and he doesn't have to say who he gets the money from until after the election. Champion of the little man.

[realFedUp]

2. Yeah.

Rules? What stinkin' rules?