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Schwarzenegger presented himself to the public as a can-do action figure who would knock heads in Sacramento and bring sanity to a state that had gone off the tracks during Gray Davis' five years. But on the budget, Schwarzenegger, like Davis before, bet wrong that the economic good times would last and overextended the state's spending programs. For all the hoopla surrounding Schwarzenegger's election in 2003, the Terminator has been a timid governor, much like the man he replaced. Neither the Hollywood superstar nor the career politician had the combination of insight, political skill and grit to deal with the mounting fiscal crisis.Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, california, gray davis, hollywood
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As California faces a $24 billion deficit and teeters on the edge of insolvency, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg are exchanging gag gifts full of budget symbolism.Last week, after Schwarzenegger called the Senate budget plans "hallucinatory," Steinberg sent the guv a basket of garden-variety mushrooms and a note about the fungus' magical effects. Schwarzenegger returned the favor, giving Steinberg a metal sculpture of bull testicles with a note suggesting the Sacramento Democrat would have to grow a pair to make tough budget decisions, according to sources. There are conflicting reports on the size of the gift. Comparisons range from football (AP) to melon (LA Times).Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, darrell steinberg
After a prolonged period of presidential arrogance and lack of accountability, Barack Obama's apology is refreshing...Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, barack obama, jay leno, special olympics, the tonight show, tim shriver
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger opposed Proposition 8 which opposed gay marriage, has openly hoped that courts will now overturn it and has encouraged opponents to "never give up.Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, gop
California has now become the first state in the U.S. to entirely ban food retailers and restaurants from using trans-fat. Some cities, like New York City and Philadelphia have already banned trans fats. Cuz it's bad for you...
Trans-fats are partially hydrogenated vegetable oils that are used to extend the shelf life of products and can turn oily foods into semi-solid foods. They're used for frying and usually put into cakes, pastries, hot chocolate drink mixes, processed foods, margarines, and some fast foods.
They've been linked to coronary heart disease, can raise levels of bad cholesterol, have no nutritional benefit, and even a small reduction in consumption can cut heart disease.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said the legislation will represent a "strong step toward creating a healthier future." The new legislation will take effect in 2010. Schwarzenegger will ban the use of trans-fats in oil, shortening and margarine used in spreads or for frying. Those found of violating the new law will be fined between $25 and $1,000.
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Americans eat on average about 4.7lbs of trans-fats each year. A 2006 review by the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that by eliminating artificial trans-fats from your food supply could prevent between 6 and 19% of heart attacks and related deaths each year.
AP report HERE
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Brian Kilmeade did not appreciate Geraldo's joke about Arnold Schwarzenegger...Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, brian kilmeade, fox news, geraldo rivera, jerry rivers
Clint Eastwood says he was surprised at his removal from the California State Parks Board in the wake of his opposition to a toll road. But he says he holds no hard feelings toward Schwarzenegger.Labels: arnold schwarzenegger, clint eastwood
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