Need So Cal signatures to start RECALL ARNOLD Petition

[joefree1]

We're on! Check out the following web page and help us organize the recall of Arnold. The Honeymoon is over.

>>Here it is! This is NOT a Petition, but a Notice of Intention as required by the Elections Code to get the ball rolling. Once I have 65 Signatures, I’ll serve it by Certified Mail to the State Capitol, and then AHRNOLD has to respond within seven days. When we get the response, then we have 10 days to get it published as a legal notice in the newspaper, and prepare Petitions for Secretary of State Kevin Shelley to approve. This is very important to strike back at the Republinazis, and their Clear Channel and other ultra-konservative talk radio allies and STICK IT TO THEM!<<

http://www.angelfire.com/biz/hankramey/page4.html

[TacticalPeek]

1. Ho Ho Ho! Merrrry Christmas, Ahnuld!

:evilgrin:

[Tempest]

2. Recommendations

Include his broken campaign promises as reasons.

1) Promised to investigate the allegations against him. Changed his mind after the election.

2) Promised to make up the difference to cities for funding lost by repealing the car tax. Changed his mind after the election.

3) Promised not to touch education funding. Changed his mind after the election.

4) Promised not to accept special interest campaign contributions. Changed his mind DURING the election.

There's more at www.arnoldwatch.org

[ThePeat]

3. man, not again...

As an ex-Californian, who barely managed to escape before the regime change, I feel your pain. Arnold's and idiot.

Lets not start a tradition of unelecting everyone that lies. Everyone lies, it's horrible, but it's the way it is. If voters can't vote responsibly, then they are simply stuck with what they have till the term ends.

I know you probably didn't vote for him, but I didn't vote for Bush, and until he does something REALY horrible, I'm not gonna take up arms against him.

Frankly, I'm surprised the first recall wasn't declared unconstitutional.

PS please don't call them republinazis. Although I also feel that the only politicaly party left in this country with any strenght is actively persuing a fascist agenda, I don't think they have much else in common with Germany's darkest chapter.

[joefree1]

4. You're sorta of right (no pun intended, ... well maybe)

First the Fascism button. Current rethuglicans (is that a better word?) have more in common with Spain's fascist regime under Franco which lasted well in the 1960s. Actually I think neo-cons are more feudalist then fascist. They're pining for the days of kings and masters with the rest of us serfs and slaves.

Second, don't take our word, check out the following for support of a recall of Arnold. If only to show we Dems are no longer wimps and keep Arnold leaning to far right with show we are willing to do to him what his rethuglican friends did to Gray Davis.

"Schwarzenegger's energy strategy is being driven by some of the same members of former Gov. Pete Wilson's team who led the push for energy deregulation in the mid-1990s. The governor-elect, for example, picked for his transition team Jessie Knight, a former Wilson appointee to the Public Utilities Commission and a leading proponent of deregulation."
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/1011-07.htm

WASHINGTON -- California governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger must explain the substance of his private May 2001 meeting with Enron chief Ken Lay, the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights wrote in a letter to Schwarzenegger Tuesday."
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"A meeting with the biggest corporate crook in recent memory, while he and his firm were in the midst of ripping off the state, should not be taken lightly," FTCR wrote. "As Governor, you must explain to Californians what you were doing at that meeting, what information Ken Lay shared with you and how the meeting has influenced your thinking on energy issues."
http://www.thesandiegochannel.com/politics/2554124/detail.html

"If politics is warfare by other means, then the California Democrats will now be tempted to respond in kind to the stomping they suffered yesterday. This has nothing to do with whether Gray Davis deserved his ignominious fate, and everything to do with whether Republican aggression is answered with timidity or strength."
Joe Conason's Journal
Salon.com Oct. 8, 2003

"It's not over 'till Arnold gropes the fat lady" —Bill Press, on MSNBC

http://www.recallarnoldwatch.org

[realFedUp]

5. Can't we just nullify this past recall.

Gads, I hate this man.