The American Spectator

p> George Neumayr is right about Ah-nuld. But, sadly, most of his criticisms could apply to the national Republican Party as well. Just a brief examination of Dubya’s domestic record compels the conclusion that the Republicans have very little soul left to sell. I see no evidence they’re engaging the left anywhere. They aren’t even trying to advance the conservative agenda — don’t even use the word “conservative” except in fund raising letters to their “dinosaur list.” The GOP battle cry for ‘04 could be, “Our liberals can beat your liberals.” br> — Larry Thornberry br> A dinosaur in Tampa /p> p> When was it decided that the Republican Party was a subsidiary of the Vatican? Arnold has supported both Presidents Bush and the efforts of the American military in Iraq. Republicans might do a little better if they keep their religion separate from their politics. br> — Gene Schmidt /p> p> Come on, George, I think it’s time you stepped back and tried to be objective. The only reason the California Republican Party exists is to help elect a Republican President. Period. Arnold as Governor does this. br> — Mo Sandvig /p>

We regard Arnold as “The Infiltrator” and have e-mailed his office as such and the Republican offices as such and that he should step aside for the experienced Sen. McClintock.

We are exasperated with the Republican party for what they are doing and will not support them.