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Arnold Schwarzenegger: Governor
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Schwarzenegger went to the United States in 1968 and later became an actor. He has acted in many movies, including the The Terminator series. In 2003, when Gray Davis was recalled (removed from political office), Schwarzenegger won his seat for governor of California.
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Barreto has now joined a Statewide Leadership Team in California, to back Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in his current re-election campaign. According to the Governor's website, this organization will "take his message of protecting the California dream to every Californian." It's well known that the Governor would like to increase his support among the Latino community.
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"Protecting the public is the nurse's role and Governor Schwarzenegger owes the nurses of California an apology for his demeaning comments about them and he owes the public a restoration of patient safety rules," said FTCR President Jamie Court. "The governor needs to spend more time with nurses and less time with hospital executives and nursing home operators."
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Schwarzenegger had earlier tried political polarization, got burned and pulled back. Arnold was back to the kind of politics for which a broad coalition of Californians elected him four years ago, when they angrily kicked out the hapless Governor Gray Davis in a recall election. He had come full circle.
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At a press conference, a Massachusetts teacher who cannot afford mandatory insurance in that state will discuss his plight and why Californians should not be required to suffer the same fate under pending legislation by Governor Schwarzenegger and Speaker Fabian Nunez. Consumer advocates will ... release a new poll commissioned by the Campaign For Consumer Rights that shows Californians overwhelmingly opposed mandatory health insurance while voicing large support for regulating health insurance premiums. The most popular proposal is giving all Californians access to the same health coverage available to Sacramento politicians.
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SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Jan. 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Surfrider Foundation announced today that it is formally opposing Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's recent proposal to close 48 California State Parks, including several popular State Beach Parks. The Governor ... plans on cutting the number of lifeguards at beaches throughout the state.
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