Who's it gonna be? - Beyond Tiki

H Hanalei_Pirate Member Joined: May 15, 2003 Posts: 136	H Hanalei_Pirate Posted posted on Fri, Aug 8, 2003 5:46 PM I think we need to bring the Republicans before it gets any worse - and I'm registered with the Green Party! Before I forget - you guys know about the car tax, right? Everyone's car registration is going up 3 times the amount for next year - thanks to Davis. I understand both Arnold and McClintock have vowed to get rid of it if they get elected. That would be nice - I drive a 12 year old car so of course I will only go from $50 to $150 maybe but some of those in California have run out and bought big expensive SUVs on zero financing and they are gonna be looking at like $1000 to register their cars! But back to who to vote for, I am leaning towards Arnold because even though I think McClintock would do a better job, he is virtually unknown - I think many Dems will cross over and vote for Arnold and even though he is quite a liberal on social/spending policies, he supposedly still stands for some Republican ideas like fixing the taxes and doing something about Worker's Comp - he might be the best chance we have to get the Repubs in the governor's mansion. California's got alot of problems and I think most of them mean we need to see some deep cuts in social spending - this means we need a Republican to get in charge. Any comments?

I think we need to bring the Republicans before it gets any worse - and I'm registered with the Green Party! Before I forget - you guys know about the car tax, right? Everyone's car registration is going up 3 times the amount for next year - thanks to Davis. I understand both Arnold and McClintock have vowed to get rid of it if they get elected. That would be nice - I drive a 12 year old car so of course I will only go from $50 to $150 maybe but some of those in California have run out and bought big expensive SUVs on zero financing and they are gonna be looking at like $1000 to register their cars! But back to who to vote for, I am leaning towards Arnold because even though I think McClintock would do a better job, he is virtually unknown - I think many Dems will cross over and vote for Arnold and even though he is quite a liberal on social/spending policies, he supposedly still stands for some Republican ideas like fixing the taxes and doing something about Worker's Comp - he might be the best chance we have to get the Repubs in the governor's mansion. California's got alot of problems and I think most of them mean we need to see some deep cuts in social spending - this means we need a Republican to get in charge. Any comments?

Post #46978 by Hanalei_Pirate on Fri, Aug 8, 2003 5:46 PM