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<a href=http://www.msnbc.com/news/945950.asp?0cv=CA01#BODY target=new>...with Arnold Schwarzenegger expected to be the new Governor of California.</a>

<a href=http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/10/07/recall.main/index.html target=new>CNN is also confirming this.</a> The CNN homepage is also providing up to the minute coverage of incoming poll results.

As it stands now, 58% of the voters are choosing to recall Davis.

I think we could all acknowledge that, barring some unforseen catastrophe, if the voters chose to recall Gray Davis, Schwarzanegger becoming governor would be the inevitable result.

So now that Ahnuld is in charge, shall we start predicting California's future?

Kindred, comment?

TOTAL REEEEEEE.....RECALLLIN!!!!!!!

Ahnold is going to terminate taxes and keep the predators in the schools with after school programs....

Quote:So now that Ahnuld is in charge, shall we start predicting California's future?

All the INS guys will be armed to the fucking teeth. Mexicans crossing the boarder will be blown to bits with rocket launchers.

Quote:Originally posted by GMANN

Quote:So now that Ahnuld is in charge, shall we start predicting California's future?

All the INS guys will be armed to the fucking teeth. Mexicans crossing the boarder will be blown to bits with rocket launchers.

Last time I checked, the INS (now under the Dept. of Homeland Security) was still very much a <b>federal</b> agency, and not under any governor's control.

Actually, in all likelihood, to keep budget costs down, he's probably gonna end up hiring nothing <i>but</i> Mexicans to his staff.

The liuetenant governor will end up making $5.75 a day. :lol:

So another Nazi moves into power.

Guvanuh Ahnold....nice ring to it. Will he move the state capital to Beverly Hills??

Or will he go the Nazi route as madmick put it and become governor for life??

Quote:Originally posted by JimmyBlueEyes
Or will he go the Nazi route as madmick put it and become governor for life??

I think the state has proven itself trigger-happy enough that if he screws up, they can recall him just as easily as they did Davis.

If nothing else, watch how many politicians in other states (including our own) fight to make sure any recall system like California's is <b>not</b> instituted, or if it exists already, that its power is significantly lessened. It could prove too much of a way for constituents to keep their elected officials on their toes, and we all know how they don't want that.

I'm very happy I don't live in California anymore...

Quote:Originally posted by The Brain
The liuetenant governor will end up making $5.75 a day. :lol:

I'm not so sure of that. I just found a pic of his 2nd in command.