Besides, if he drops the GOP, he eliminates any chance of a presidential run in the unlikely event that the natural-born provision of the Constitution is repealed.

Why bother waiting? The Obama suits proved that no one actually has standing to enforce it anyways. (FWIW, I think Obama is qualified under the constitution, but I think it is chilling that no one has standing to make him prove it.)

You’ve obviously never heard of Claire McCaskill.

‘Almost’ isn’t good enough I expect results :)
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No thanks, and no thanks to Arnie. I don’t ever want to see another Kennedy in the White House, even as a First Lady.

We have four years, and there are some damned good true Republicans out there flying under the radar right now, as it were. They need these next two to four years to build their cred and gravitas, and gain maturity as leaders.

Let’s let the Dems, and specifically Obama, spin their wheels for the next two years at least, with their perpetual campaigning. The American voters will have had their fill in a hurry of the campaign rhetoric being force fed to them by the Dems and Obama, and especially the MSM. It won’t be long before they’ll begin to wonder if the Dems are more interested in campaigning than in seriously governing this country. The signs are there that it’s already happening in the smaller but important circles and enclaves.

A lot of people have trouble with McCain, I do as well, but he would be handling the auto bailouts, stimulus package, federal spending, and his forays into foreign policy rather differently from Barry. Not to mention, his stands on the 2nd Amendment and potential Supreme nominations would be far brighter to a person like me even if not perfect…….

Report: Schwarzenegger almost left the GOP

Correction, The Girly-man left the Republican Party long ago.

Support Arnold! OHH**NO!! I’d write in Alan Keyes

Driefromseattle on February 23, 2009 at 7:50 PM

Birther though he appears to be, I would instantly choose someone who dabbles in a low-grade conspiracy theory yet is a die-hard conservative over some washed-up actor who took a suffering California and made it into a destitute California.

There’s only one thing to do with him, obviously:

Offer him the Republican presidential nomination.

Chilling.

Admit it. Despite all your teeth-gnashing about moderates, you’ll still avidly, full-throatedly support him against any Democrat

What’s most important, ultimately, is that you believe that.

That is around 2.2 million residents.

Calif. is in breach of the 1996 federal law to get them off welfare after a period of time, which they don’t respect.

The program to pay the welfare is called CaliWorks, to fake our heads with believing that it’s some sort of highway construction program.

Once an anchor baby is dropped, the entire family gets to be on this program.

This was never as obvious as now, when the paying citizens are loosing their jobs, moving out and the downturn in the economy is forcing people to pay more attention.