I'VE CHANGED MY MIND

The more we find out about MEChA, the worse it sounds. The very name means "fuse," according to one of my astute readers. It borrows its memes from Castro, and sports a violent logo with terroristic overtones. These folks may be fine college tutors and all, but they have a nasty legacy in there that needs addressing. To the extent that Cruz Bustamante won't disassociate himself from all that, and to the extent that numberous "liberals" continue to defend him and MEChA, is the extent to which I now dismiss everything they have ever said regarding race relations. They're either blind or they're liars, or both.

So if I lived in California, and thank God I don't, there's no way I could in good conscience cast a vote for Bustamante or his party.

On the other hand, the more we find out about Ahnuld the worse he sounds too. I'm not talking about Oui-gate or even the allegations that he gropes female reporters who interview him. If the country really cared about that kind of stuff, Bill Clinton would've been bounced out of office in 1999. No, Ahnuld simply doesn't articulate conservative or even vaguely Republican ideas very well. He doesn't seem to have a plan to right California's sinking ship. I'm less sure of his leadership skills than I once was, though I can't explain why. He seems to be all personality and no substance.

So if I lived in California, and thank God I don't, I don't think I could cast a vote for Ahnuld in good conscience. I wanted to early on, but he's losing me.

Leaving Gray-out in office isn't an option, after he all but unilaterally granted citizenship to illegal aliens. Why not just go ahead and declare that everyone in the entire world is now a US citizen and be done with it?

What to do, what to do...?

I like McClintock. I don't think he will win, but it's possible. He's turning me around to his way of thinking, and if I lived in California--thank God I don't--I could cast a vote for him.