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4 pages in length. Now that all is said and done, and Californians overwhelmingly ousted Governor Davis for Governor Schwarzenegger, what is in store for this admittedly inexperienced official and his eager constituents? Perhaps that is precisely the key to Arnold's success as the state's savior, inasmuch as political experience is what put California in its current economic pinch. That Arnold looks at the problems from a wholly divergent perspective than those with politically-colored glasses is reason enough to believe he will also approach resolution with just as much diversity. He thinks like a voter, responds like a voter and has a strong camaraderie with the voters; is it any wonder the voters chose him to dig their state out of economic demise? Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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including an out-of-control state budget -- that ultimately pushed Californians to the point of enacting their democratic right to recall. Had the recall taken place in any other state,
one might readily surmise how the event would have garnered just enough interested expected of such an occurrence; however, the downright fascination associated with the Davis recall was not so
much in response to the actual recall itself, but rather to the slew of characters who stepped up with their $3,500 and 65 signatures to try to take his place.
From a porn star to a child star to a mega movie star, the recall process was filled with glitz, hype and anything but a true political flavor, making
it a tremendous object of ridicule. When questioning examining the political science of the recent California election, the candidates and if/how Arnold will be beneficial to California, the student
will want to consider the words of Secretary of State Kevin Shelley: "All of us were very aware that we were making history and setting precedent...We worked very hard to
make sure that if the state was going to take this unprecedented step, it would take it deliberately and with full confidence that the process had been followed carefully" (Sheppard
PG). All the candidates would agree that words carry with them a great deal of power, capable of destroying nations and rebuilding faith.
They are eloquent and strong, intimidating and potent. Language serves many purposes but of its many overwhelming influences, none are as significant as its ability to impart information.
Utilizing the media by which to voice their platforms, each candidate - from porn publisher Larry Flint to columnist and talk show host Arianna Huffington to former sitcom star
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