Plame, but dirty instead of dangerous

Can anyone out there turn this into a statement that contains meaning? It certainly strains my suspension of disbelief. And we never heard from it again. While we’re at it, let’s consider deeply this paragraph from the liberal media:

Californians, angry over a flagging economy and disenchanted with Democratic Gov. Gray Davis, cut short his second term by recalling the career politician less than a year into his second term and selected Schwarzenegger from a field of 135 candidates to succeed him.

135 candidates? Maybe true, but no need to highlight them since it was a field of 1, with Bus*monte a distant maybe second. And the career politician comment? True, I don’t care, but why stick that there?

Posted in Know your current events.

4 comments

By rick – 07 Nov 03

http://www.greeblie.com/nthofpril pril

someone metioned to me that CA needed an able manager to fix it’s problems when Davis was recalled. The thing is, with Davis’ career in politics going back about 30 years, with a stint as the state comptroller, AND lieutenant governor, they HAD an “able manager”, and he didn’t do his job. That’s why they stuck it there. CA voted in a political nobody because how could he possibly make anything worse than someone with 30 years of experience did.

That’s my take, as an ex-californian.
http://ojingo.beerdrinker.org Sean

Political Nobody? Know your Governator. Schwartzenegger has had his hand in the political pot for years. He went on the campaign trail with Bush (Part I & II) and married Maria Shriver (i.e. a Kennedy). As early as the late 80s, he has stated in numerous interviews that he has political aspirations.

I don’t think that California felt that they couldn’t do any worse with a political nobody. I think a combination of economic anger, star-power, and a GOP platform promising “change and reform” ushered the Schwartzenegger into the Governor’s Mansion.

But that’s just my take… as an Ex-Californian too.
http://www.greeblie.com/nthofpril pril

he’s a political nobody. He’s never been elected to office.
David

By that definition, then Madeleine Albright was a “political nobody”.