[GCFL-discuss] Arnold

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The point that I was trying to make is that Arnold had great PR people and
advisers. With the right people working  we would vote Mickey Mouse into
some office. We have the right to vote but a large majority of us don't,
then when things go wrong we complain about it.
 In some countries you get fined if you don't vote.

Dave
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> Dave, I actually have more respect for Reagan than for Gov. Schw., but I
> think the current California leader may do more good. Reagan offered his
> own genuine thoughts and principles that he deeply believed in. I don't
> at all, but he was sincere and sincerely motivated. Arnold has never
> shown great capacity for thought, witness the statement "I think gay
> marriage should be between a man and a woman." OK, that is a slip of the
> tongue, but, I still haven't seen any evidence of thought. His campaign
> speeches, at least what I saw on TV, were nothing but platitudes with no
> content. But he was more or less put forward by a team of people with
> some competence, while he won votes because he was a recognized movie
> star. I read somewhere that George Washington, John Adams, Thomas
> Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, would all be failures in politics
> today, due to various photogenic deficiencies like pock-marked face,
> squeaky voice, short stature, rotundity (fat), etc.
>
> Siarlys
>
>
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