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Arnold cold cocked

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Schwarzenegger weakened in special election - Politics - MSNBC.com
LOS ANGELES - In a stinging rebuke from voters who elected him two years ago, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s efforts to reshape state government were rejected during a special election that darkened his prospects for a second term next year.

Make you want to move to a "real"
country, doesn't it. Why vote the guy in to get some changes made because government sucks in this chicken shit state and then stick him in the ass.Only goes to prove as long as the voters are for sale, this is going to be the results. the message is : Don't touch my handouts.

Fortunately the unions spent most of their war chest and have fewer dollars for next year. Later.

Another day in Paradise....

Well been an epensive day. $700 on  truck repairs all together. These shops rip your ass alright. At least no real bills are due so we'll just cruise until next week end.

This is still the best book on poker. AS soon as I finish I'm going to write a review. Later

Why am I not surprised....

You have to hand to these people.Here's the deal: just wait til the government saves you from disaster and you'll get your drugs provided free. Of course, first you'll have to commit a crime, but what the hell, you've nothing else to do all day, so why not. here's the story from the independant conservative:

......And that s not all they bought with FEMA and Red Cross money! Three New Orleans men arrested on drug charges at a Gwinnett County hotel told officers that they supported their drug habit with money from the American Red Cross and FEMA, police said.

Makes you wonder if this is done on purpose. As long as they (poor blacks) don't riot, give them money. After all drugs are cheaper than riot police. Na, we need these voters. No wait a minute, they don't vote (at least not for Republicans) so why do we kiss their asses? Guilt? O.k I'm mean and not nice to bums....Sue me!!

Big week end at the Hide out Saloon....

Great week end. Big crowd at the Hideout Saloon. Patti and I got back late. Need to count my money and go to bed. Later

Bad news according to the New York Times

According to the Times, a drop in the unemployment rate is "not as predicted". (i.e. Bush sucks and we ain't going to give the guy a break.)You got to read the enemy once in a while to understand where they are coming from.

U.S. Economy Adds Fewer Jobs Than Expected in October - New York Times: "The national unemployment rate eased to 5 percent from 5.1 percent in September as the national labor force shrank for the first time since January."

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Patti and I are headed to La to get more glasses and other merchandise to sell this week end .

Later

Charles Krauthammer. Post op-ed columnist made fun of....

Went back to Pokerstars after a couple of weeks off. Kicked ass. They took away all my chips while I was gone so I have to start over.  Anyway, Patti's painting the place and I just got done with inventory, so we're ready for the last (small) show of the season. Samo samo in Washington. Dems added rider to Drilling in Alaska so the oil compants will have to sell it  in the U.S.A. We've heard tha before.I thought only Republicans get caught printings something like this as Michelle points out: 

Michelle Malkin: "POOR TASTE AWARD OF THE WEEK By Michelle Malkin · November 03, 2005 08:54 AM ...goes to Washington Post writer Emily Messner. Reader E.D. wrote yesterday: Please see Emily Messner' s column at the Washington Post. In it, she talks about conservatives doing touchdown dances at Judge Alito' s nomination (the bottom of the 2nd paragraph). In the third paragraph Messner writes in parenthesis: " Nonetheless, it is amusing to imagine Charles Krauthammer doing a touchdown dance." After readers informed the clueless Messner that Krauthammer has been a paraplegic since 1972, Messner substituted Krauthammer's name with George Will's. Messner added a footnote: *My sincerest apologies for the Krauthammer touchdown dance remark. It was unintentionally insensitive -- I had no idea he was disabled. ..."

 she is a Washington Post politics writer, for God's sake.  You would think she would know a little about a fellow employee, wouldn't you?..."</blockquote>