U2’s Bono was pacing the stage
of L.A.’s Staples Center last night between songs and made a
spontaneous statement about Arnold, reports consumer advocate Harvey
Rosenfield, who was in attendance. Stop dissing the nurses, Bono said.
The capacity crowd cheered its approval. Schwarzenegger may consider
this warning. When criticism of a governor moves from the newspaper to
the hottest icon of the music world, a man who uses his stature to make
statements for world peace, a movement is growing beyond Arnold’s
ability to terminate it. It’s time to reverse course or be remembered
in California history as Gray Davis’s ghost.
Bono Speaks Out
Jamie Court
Consumer Watchdog's President and Chairman of the Board is an award-winning and nationally recognized consumer advocate. The author of three books, he has led dozens of campaigns to reform insurance companies, financial institutions, energy companies, political accountability and health care companies.
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