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April 10, 2004Arnold to the RescueBy Byron LaMastersGood lord, this is crazy. Why can't Arnold be a Democrat? I kinda like the guy. Not only is he a Hollywood star, but he married a Kennedy and he saves the lives of random people:
What else can I say? Posted by Byron LaMasters at April 10, 2004 05:54 AM | TrackBack
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Come on. It's not like that's super heroic- it's what any one of us would have done. Funny, I just posted about him in my livejournal. Sounds like he may sign a bill allowing gay marriage if it passes through the CA legislature. Posted by: Jason Young at April 10, 2004 03:03 PMI think it's still something to report on because it's 'out of character' for high level public officials to be thought of as 'normal' people. I mean, if Gov. Good Hair jumped into the sea to help someone, it would seem just a bit out of the ordinary for his 'role' in society. Posted by: Karl-T at April 10, 2004 03:52 PMPerry would never jump into the sea like that - he might mess up his hair. Posted by: WhoMe? at April 10, 2004 04:28 PMYeah, I live out here in California, and I like Schwarzenegger so far. He swims a pretty centrist course. The conservatives don't like him much because he has made it so abundantly clear that he doesn't see any moral good behind keeping gays from getting married. But you have to keep in mind, that in places like CA and MA (where I grew up), successful Republicans tend to be basically soft libertarians (Weld, as MA Governor, supported domestic partnership rights for gays back in 1990, and also said he had no problem legalizing medicinal marijuana). So if you placed someone with Schwarzenegger's viewpoint in Texas, he'd probably be a Democrat. Here, he's a Republican. I just hope his brand of Republicanism tilts them more centrist. A guy like Delay having all the power he has is extremely destructive. That reminds me of the bit in Al Franken's "Why Not Me" where his wife saves a guy from drowning and it saves his whole presidential campaign. Funny how life imitates comedy. Posted by: Brady at April 10, 2004 11:07 PMThis clearly means that you're in the wrong party, Byron. Hate to have to be the one to break that to you. Come over to the Dark Side. ;} Posted by: Ironbear at April 12, 2004 10:20 AM
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