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CA Gubernatorial race updates...
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It’s the economy, stupid
I couldn't put it any better than this, so I just quoted it:
"Votors may say they weigh a lot of issues when they’re all alone in the voting booth, but Tuesday’s results reinforced yet again what Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign insisted 11 years ago: It’s the economy, stupid.
Schwarzenegger won because he offered a simple, catchy promise to fix California’s economy, which 83 percent of the voters said was broken. He persuaded them that he could deliver on his promise to erase the state’s deficit — estimated to hit $8 billion next year — without raising taxes.
That’s why, even though 69 percent of voters described themselves as moderate or liberal, the voters of California told two quintessential moderate-liberal Democrats — Davis and Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante — to take a hike."
http://www.msnbc.com/news/977396.asp
I couldn't put it any better than this, so I just quoted it:
"Votors may say they weigh a lot of issues when they’re all alone in the voting booth, but Tuesday’s results reinforced yet again what Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign insisted 11 years ago: It’s the economy, stupid.
Schwarzenegger won because he offered a simple, catchy promise to fix California’s economy, which 83 percent of the voters said was broken. He persuaded them that he could deliver on his promise to erase the state’s deficit — estimated to hit $8 billion next year — without raising taxes.
That’s why, even though 69 percent of voters described themselves as moderate or liberal, the voters of California told two quintessential moderate-liberal Democrats — Davis and Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante — to take a hike."
http://www.msnbc.com/news/977396.asp
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