by 1986dude, Sun Feb 03, 2008 at 01:18:28 PM EST
Yes! The same Maria Shriver who just stood by and watched as her husband rejected marriage equality TWICE in California.
Yes! The same Maria Shriver who stood by and did nothing as Arnold was fighting the unions in California.
by Jerome Armstrong, Thu Feb 22, 2007 at 02:11:01 PM EST
California is going to hold its Presidential nomination contest on Feb 5th, 2008, and it means drastically different things for the Republican and Democratic nomination. On Feb 6th, the Republican candidate that wins California will wake up and, winner-take-all, have taken in the motherload of Republican delegates, all but winning the Republican nomination. On the Democratic side, the delegates will be handed out according to some sort of threshold equation I won't pretend to know. On Feb 6th, 3-5 candidates will wake up with a fistful of Democratic delegates from California, someone winning the state with a plurality, but further from getting a majority of the delegates needed to win the nomination.
The recent California presidential polls show Giuliania to be alive and well in California:
PRESIDENT - CALIFORNIA - GOP PRIMARY Rudy Giulaini 41% John McCain 17% Mitt Romney 10% Duncan Hunter 6% Sam Brownback 4% Tom Tancredo 4% Mike Huckabee 2% Ron Paul 1% Jim Gilmore 0%McCain is saying he's got Arnold's endorsement in California. But the conservatives, who loathe McCain, are starting to talk mapchanger-like about Rudy up against Hillary:
Update [2007-2-22 19:56:53 by Jerome Armstrong]:The California Republicans have actually changed their process, and it's now a winner-take-all by CD, so:
by danielj, Thu Jul 13, 2006 at 12:07:31 PM EDT
According to a brand new Rasmussen poll, Phil Angelides leads Arnold 46-44. A different poll last week showed Arnold up 44-37, so I don't know which is more accurate.
I think this is a fairly encouraging poll given that Angelides has had a tough time getting press and Arnold has been in "please everyone" mode.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/2006/Sta te%20Polls/July%202006/caGovernor.htm
by Max Rollins, Wed May 31, 2006 at 05:57:21 AM EDT
With only days remaining before the Primary, almost 30% of our CA voters say they remain undecided.
One way to help solve this voter dilemma is to approach it from the perspective of the Repugs.
While Dems and those who lean our way may not sense much.. if any.. core differences between Angelides and Westly, surely the Repugs do!
The Schwarzenegger bunch are hoping that ? will win the Primary next Tuesday.
Who are the Repugs rooting for...?
The only wasted votes are the ones not cast on June 6th.
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