Thursday, December 22, 2005

Jingle All the Way

A Happy Chrismahanukwanzaa to all as Recall Arnold Schwarzenegger goes on hiatus for the holidays. We'll be back after the new year to keep the "Governator" on his heels, help elect
Phil Angelides our next Governor, and dedicate our precious time and energy to keep anyone else who starred in Jingle All the Way from winning elective office.

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Thanks Phil

I'd like to thank the Governor-Elect-to-be Phil Angelides for the christmas card that arrived today.

Friday, December 16, 2005

No More Schwarzenegger Stadium

Arnold's hometown of Graz, Austria has voted to remove his name from the soccer stadium there in response to Arnold's support for the death penalty.

Governor Davis, if you're reading this, you need to get in touch with the folks in Graz. Imagine how a "Governor Gray Davis Stadium" there would chap Arnold's ass.

Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Arnold's Neighborhood

Great little flash movie featuring Bill O'Reilly in a trash can courtesy of the Angelides campaign, via loyal Recall Arnold Schwarzenegger reader Rob.

Check out the Schwarzenegger re-election campaign slogan contest while you're there too!

Monday, December 12, 2005

What the hell is wrong with people?


Mad Max for Governor? Are they joking?

Apparently not. One of the supporters of the "Draft Mel Gibson" movement just appeared on national TV pimping the absurd idea.

If this keeps up, I will start the Jessica Alba for Governor movement.

Friday, December 09, 2005

The Circular Firing Squad Part Deux

A large statewide Republican group has asked the CAGOP to withdraw their endorsement of the "Governator" over the hiring of a Democrat as chief of staff.

We're still waiting for the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (you know, the group that puts Prop 13 above God and family) to weigh in. Fire away boys!

Wednesday, December 07, 2005

CAGOP's Circular Firing Squad

The California Republican Party is getting back to what their good at, destroying themselves from within. A couple weeks ago, Schwarzenegger, still reeling from an embarassing election defeat, took a step back toward the political center by hiring a former Gray Davis cabinet minister as his new Chief of Staff. It seemed as though the Pete Wilson retreads' reign of terror was over in the Governor's office.

Well, the same folks at Republican Party Headquarters who brought you Bill Simon for Governor and the brilliant strategy of calling nurses and firefighters "special interests" in the most recent election don't like the choice one bit and have scheduled a meeting with Arnold to voice their disapproval.

Listening to these loons spells certain defeat for the "Governator" in 2006, so lets hope he listens to them.