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While criticizing the system, Schwarzenegger continues to raise millions to help his political agenda and seeks to lift restrictions.Los Angeles Times The…
Feb 21, 2005Associated Press "The arrogance of taking on teachers, nurses and other professions where women are underpaid, overworked and vital to society is…
Feb 20, 2005Los Angeles Times Dr. Robert Hertzka is dead wrong when he claims that doctors' medical malpractice premiums began to fall in 1985…
Feb 20, 2005SCHWARZENEGGER TRIES TO AVOID PROTESTERS AT CAPITAL PREMIERESan Jose Mercury News (California) It was supposed to be a celebration. But liberal activists…
Feb 20, 2005Arnold's chief fundraising guru Marty Wilson has a side-deal with a company doing business with the state. The conflict of interest should…
Feb 20, 2005House Republicans' ire over remap plan trumps his agenda for stateSacramento Bee Jamie Court of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights…
Feb 18, 2005OVERHAUL PLAN: He drops proposal to abolish 88 boardsThe San Francisco Chronicle Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Thursday he was backing off a…
Feb 18, 2005Today, we note an Arnold first - the governor admits he's wrong. The Sacramento Bee reports that Arnold is withdrawing his plan…
Feb 18, 2005Sacramento Bee Jamie Court of FTCR said he spoke Wednesday with national staff members from Common Cause as well as board members…
Feb 17, 2005SCHWARZENEGGER WANTS MOVIE-PRODUCTION WORK TO STAY IN CALIFORNIASan Jose Mercury News (California) Jerry Flanagan, with FTCR -- which has helped organize protests…
Feb 17, 2005Wha, yeah!, c'mon, yeah, yeah, c'mon, yeah Yeah, c'mon, oh, yeah, ma Yeah, I'm a back door man, I'm a back door…
Feb 17, 2005The Gov is at it again - trying to steal a good guy group's brand - this time it's "Common Cause." Tomorrow…
Feb 17, 2005Arnold's CHP detail has visited businesses up and down the capital's K-Street pedestrian mall and asked them to close down their shops…
Feb 16, 2005The company running South Carolina's largest medical malpractice insurer joins the growing ranks of insurers that privately admit the failure of malpractice…
Feb 15, 2005Media sometimes appear starstruck by SchwarzeneggerThe San Francisco Chronicle "It's hard to imagine any world leader getting this type of treatment. All…
Feb 15, 2005The special election in November is turning into an arms race -- Arnold's arms held out for big money that is. Hardly…
Feb 15, 2005Los Angeles Times Jerry Flanagan of FTCR, one of the groups that hired the plane pulling the anti-Arnold banner, said a Sheriff's…
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