This from the guy who joked about the "True Lies" at the Democrats’ convention.

These colorful reconstructions of the truth are not surprising given
Arnold’s drive to portray himself as a man-of-the-people, while
becoming a man of Big Business. As ArnoldWatch has observed over the
last year, the Gov effortlessly reconfigures the truth to fit whichever
scene he happens to be in. The Gov, for example, has fibbed about:

1. Special Interest Money… Arnold could not have been more clear on
the campaign trail: "I will go to Sacramento and I will clean house. I
don’t have to take money from anybody. I have plenty of money." But now
he says that the news media misinterpreted his pledge. The problem with
this redo of history is that voters remember that Arnold’s calling card
during the recall election was that he was above the fray of politics
as usual: That promise only became a "misinterpretation" when he moved
into the Governor’s office.

2. Sunshine in Government… One of Arnold’s favorite lines is that his
door and administration are open to the people of California. Actually,
all of Arnold’s big projects have been developed under wraps: Workers’
Comp (bill released at 3am for its only "public" hearing); Budget
(built on private meetings and secret deals); the California
Performance Review to restructure government (six-months of clandestine
crafting and gag orders on government employees)

3. Travel Schedules… In order to prove that this action governor
never takes a break, Arnold told radio listeners in August that "I
haven’t even taken a vacation" and "I have not gone anywhere." Hmmm,
what was that 12 day winter-trip to Sun Valley Idaho? Or the 10-day
Maui getaway? He also made trips to Ohio, New York, Virginia, even
Israel. And then there was the trip to Austria earlier this summer.