I didnt get a chance to see it.. did arnold speak?

id vote for arnold because he has the best chance to win, but mclintock is pretty impressive.

Busamante is the only other viable candidate, but hes part of the problem of why their is a recall in the first place.

Californians that watched the debate tonight provide your thinking
 

Well...what is your thinking about the debate tonight? Who impressed you the most...who presented the best plans for dealing with the issues that were presented?

arianna= airhead liar

Yes.

I goto Vote for Davis.

If Arnold was not Republican I would prolly vote for em, but at this point the Republican Party clearly has not got The American People in mind these days.

I have little doubt that Arnold would actually do a good job, but California would face alot of problems with the Republican Party running the show and Arnold having to take bribes to create laws that would hurt the foundations of California.

I agree Mclintock has my vote i think, too bad uberof dropped out.

Honeyslut = clueless airhead

damn, I never thought you would have a rational thought, but there you go.

Arnold was dropping faster than the panties of a freshman coed at her first frat party, but tonight will bring him to a new low, I am sure.

McLintock, well, at least you know where he stands, but he does not stand a chance.

They should have these every night with 5 different candidates until all 130+ were shown on TV, that would insure the the recall was defeated.

he was funny, could not stand the fact that he was getting 0wn3d by a chick

How did gary Colman do?

the racists running the debate would not let the black man speak. You would think it was Mississippi in 1960 or something

When did you first realize you were obsessed with politics?

of course you would.

He's now got the hick vote all sewn up.

:thumbsup

okay, what lie did she say tonight?

arianna= airhead, I was agree with

She is nationally syndicated columnist and author of nine books, two were best sellers and graduated from Cambridge University with an M.A. in Economics. What does your bio look like lol.

Her comment that people are not leaving California is BULLSHIT.

I called Uhaul a few weeks ago to try and rent a trailer to pull a car. I was told there are very few in the area since everyone is leaving California and no one is moving back with the uhauls etc..

shut the fuck up

and I can name off a list of doctors who never found my husband's brain tumor the last 10 years..


:1orglaugh

Probably because they're afraid Arnold might win. :1orglaugh

damn you are dumb.. . . . sure, people move every fucking day . . . .however, more people move in.

Why do people move? because property is so expensive. Why is property so expensive? Because more people want to buy homes than there are homes to buy.

Now, if you want to move out of the state I will find a truck for you.

And for the record, a friend of mine just moved from San Jose to LA, with a U-Haul truck.

I am glad you are getting a pulse on the status of the state from the guy at U-Haul.

witty retort for a clueless airhead, I rescind that comment. How about clueless bubblehead?

LOL

I think you better do some research on more people moving to the state..

Keep talking out your ass

LOL..

I would hardly call her an airhead, she had Arnold on the ropes so fast it made the entire debate entertaining. He was an ass, trying to talk over everyone else, just because he was the biggest guy on the stage.

He lost a lot of votes tonight

Consider that by 2035, California's population will approximately double to 64 million, if current population growth continues! This projection is based on the state's current 2% annual growth rate -- a rate that is greater than the national growth rate of 1.1%

http://www.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2003/08/04/daily20.html

Here ya go smartie pants

I guess I misunderstood...I did not think it was a brain tumor. Is it operable...if not what treatment is he undergoing? I am confused.

For the first time since the federal government began tracking such things, more people have moved out of California to other states than have arrived from the other 49. The moving vans headed east and north represented a net of 775,000 people who gave up on California, according to reports Wednesday from the Census Bureau.

According to the state of California?s Demographic Division of the Department of Finance, the state?s population was estimated to be 29,828,000 July 1, 1990. It rose to an estimated 34,036,000 in 2000. Thus the population increased by 4,208,000 between July 1, 1990 and July 1, 2000.1To gain a better perspective on the meaning of this number, consider the fact that all the northeastern states from Maine to Virginia, combined, gained less than 4 million people over the same period.

Pituitary tumor in gland which is at the base of the brain.

Close enough and fucks him up the same way..

I am talking about NOW not 2 to 10 years ago.Gez .

So, more people move here from other countries, and transplants move out to the desert. Why? Because property is cheap out there. I do hope you are planning on joining them. I will help, I promise.

Consider that by 2035, California's population will approximately double to 64 million, if current population growth continues! This projection is based on the state's current 2% annual growth rate -- a rate that is greater than the national growth rate of 1.1%


just one question, do you have a problem with people moving out of CA? I sure don't.

Whocares if they leave. I just proving I am not talking out my ASS







http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm..._census06.html


http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...sus-lede_x.htm


:Graucho

My place is going to be worth a million when I am done with it..

I am here to stay unless I get a 2nd place in Tahoe.. :Graucho

okay, now let's stop and think here. If everyone is leaving the state, your property value will drop, because it becomes a buyers market.

But when there are more people than homes, then it becomes a sellers market and prices go up. And it does not matter what kind of remodeling you do to it. If no one is here to buy it, it will decrease in value.

See how that works? More people are moving in than are moving out. It does not matter where they are moving from.

from your own article:

Spurred by immigration, however, California's population still rose 14 percent, or 4.1 million people, between 1990 and 2000 to nearly 33.9 million. Its foreign-born population rose by more than one-third to almost 8.9 million.

More people are moving in, than are moving out.

About 2.2 million people left California in the late 1990s, when the state was reeling from a series of tumultuous events, including earthquakes, race riots, economic downturns, a wave of foreign immigration and skyrocketing housing prices.


So, blame the dot com issue on Wilson/Bush - blame the earthquakes on Davis . . . . oh, that was Wilson too, wasn't it?

Anybody notice how many times per second they blinked? :helpme