{"id":12114,"date":"2010-07-10T21:51:47","date_gmt":"2010-07-10T21:51:47","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2010-07-10T21:51:47","modified_gmt":"2010-07-10T21:51:47","slug":"dont-delay-it-terminate-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/calitics.com\/index.php\/2010\/07\/10\/dont-delay-it-terminate-it\/","title":{"rendered":"Don’t Delay It, Terminate It!"},"content":{"rendered":"

If nothing else, Governor Schwarzenegger has given us the gift of the endless parody. Even before he was the Governator<\/a>, we enjoyed snickering at his larger than life caricature<\/a>. His performance as Governor, however, has been far from funny. Ratcheting up a $19 Billion deficit while pushing public safety professionals out of their jobs, laying off teachers, slashing health and social services, and kicking family farmers where it hurts most has been a real tear-jerker. <\/p>\n

To curb the tears with laughter, Food & Water Watch<\/a> has compiled a simultaneously funny and sad montage<\/a> of Arnold’s most memorable film moments to accentuate the devastating consequences that the $11 Billion Water Bond would have on California.  <\/p>\n

Unsurprisingly, the bond is unpopular with voters across the state. Seeing the writing on the wall, Schwarzenegger and his cronies — who represent the interest of corporate backers — have asked the legislature to move Prop 18 to the 2012 ballot. Why? So they can spend more money trying to hoodwink the public into believing constructing more dams, putting a down payment on a peripheral canal, and giving corporate interests more control of our water supply is in everyone’s best interest. Is this Arnold’s way of taunting us with his infamous phrase, “I’ll be back” long after he rolls his Hummer out of Sacramento? NOOOOO!<\/p>\n

This is our chance to play Terminator and say “hasta la vista, baby” to the water bond. Watch the video<\/a>. Share it with your friends. Send a strong message<\/a> to your legislators that the water bond should be sent to the scrapyard to be replaced by solid, equitable water policies that benefit all Californians.<\/p>\n

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If nothing else, Governor Schwarzenegger has given us the gift of the endless parody. Even before he was the Governator<\/a>, we enjoyed snickering at his larger than life caricature<\/a>. His performance as Governor, however, has been far from funny. Ratcheting up a $19 Billion deficit while pushing public safety professionals out of their jobs, laying off teachers, slashing health and social services, and kicking family farmers where it hurts most has been a real tear-jerker. <\/p>\n

To curb the tears with laughter, Food & Water Watch<\/a> has compiled a simultaneously funny and sad montage<\/a> of Arnold’s most memorable film moments to accentuate the devastating consequences that the $11 Billion Water Bond would have on California.  <\/p>\n

Unsurprisingly, the bond is unpopular with voters across the state. Seeing the writing on the wall, Schwarzenegger and his cronies — who represent the interest of corporate backers — have asked the legislature to move Prop 18 to the 2012 ballot. Why? So they can spend more money trying to hoodwink the public into believing constructing more dams, putting a down payment on a peripheral canal, and giving corporate interests more control of our water supply is in everyone’s best interest. Is this Arnold’s way of taunting us with his infamous phrase, “I’ll be back” long after he rolls his Hummer out of Sacramento? NOOOOO!<\/p>\n

This is our chance to play Terminator and say “hasta la vista, baby” to the water bond. Watch the video<\/a>. Share it with your friends. Send a strong message<\/a> to your legislators that the water bond should be sent to the scrapyard to be replaced by solid, equitable water policies that benefit all Californians.<\/p>\n

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