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Thu Feb-12-09 01:40 PM
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| 26. Two answers: if election were tomorrow, NO. But it's next year, so: MAYBE. |
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Voters have short memories and short attention spans, plus the time between now & then is an ETERNITY in political terms.
Time will tell.
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| -Californians: Could Arnold be elected if he ran for the Senate? |
WI_DEM |
Feb-12-09 12:08 PM |
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I certainly hope not!!!!! |
devilgrrl |
Feb-12-09 12:08 PM |
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Ex-CAer here. Maybe before he led the state into a financial crisis. Not now. n/t |
rvablue |
Feb-12-09 12:09 PM |
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I hope not, Boxer is popular here and Arnold isn't nearly as popular as he once was. |
AlCzervik |
Feb-12-09 12:09 PM |
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could he beat boxer? |
Howardx |
Feb-12-09 12:10 PM |
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How about Diane? |
WI_DEM |
Feb-12-09 12:11 PM |
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doubtful. |
AlCzervik |
Feb-12-09 12:11 PM |
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probably not |
Howardx |
Feb-12-09 12:20 PM |
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If DiFi ran for governor |
wryter2000 |
Feb-12-09 12:12 PM |
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I'd like to seeGaramendii run for Gov or if Difi runss for Gov he could run for her seat. |
AlCzervik |
Feb-12-09 12:14 PM |
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I'd like to see Garamendi, too |
wryter2000 |
Feb-12-09 01:59 PM |
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He was to be held to a pretty high standard by those... |
Tikki |
Feb-12-09 12:13 PM |
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nightmare ... but yes ... |
zbdent |
Feb-12-09 12:20 PM |
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If he could somehow avoid the primary, maybe |
Retrograde |
Feb-12-09 12:26 PM |
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California is pretty solid for Democrats now, besides that, It'd be sort of a |
corruptmewithpower |
Feb-12-09 12:26 PM |
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It's not that solid |
XemaSab |
Feb-12-09 01:20 PM |
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No. |
trashcanistanista |
Feb-12-09 12:30 PM |
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Only if he stole it, like all REPUGS do! eom |
Royal Sloan 09 |
Feb-12-09 12:33 PM |
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Overseeing the failure of the world's 8th largest economy... Really, are Californians |
Malikshah |
Feb-12-09 12:36 PM |
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GOD FORBID. But I think he is not electable, too many people hate him now. |
kestrel91316 |
Feb-12-09 12:51 PM |
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Not |
warrior1 |
Feb-12-09 12:53 PM |
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After putting him in office in the first place, and the whole |
Bluestar |
Feb-12-09 01:13 PM |
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still starstruck... |
chocolate ink |
Feb-12-09 01:32 PM |
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Welcome to DU, chocolate ink! As a fellow blue CA'ian in a red area I feel ya |
catzies |
Feb-12-09 01:44 PM |
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It's possible. There are still enough dumb Californians out there who think |
Cleita |
Feb-12-09 01:21 PM |
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We're in a shitload of mess right now. |
Hell Hath No Fury |
Feb-12-09 01:24 PM |
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It really depends... |
Xolodno |
Feb-12-09 01:29 PM |
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No. People are mad. n/t |
EFerrari |
Feb-12-09 01:31 PM |
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Two answers: if election were tomorrow, NO. But it's next year, so: MAYBE. |
catzies |
Feb-12-09 01:40 PM |
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Can I answer even though I am in CT? |
Nye Bevan |
Feb-12-09 01:40 PM |
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