Schwarzenegger's Smart Move

http://www.ccrkba.org/pub/rkba/press-releases/CC-RELEASE_ca_schw_veto.html

http://www.triggerfinger.org/weblog/entry/5756  (Describes some of the vetoed legislation.)

While Schwarzenegger deserves reprimand for *not* vetoing a bit of anti-gun legislation involving .50 caliber rifles, he recently vetoed some rather ridiculous anti-gun legislation that the democrats were trying to road test in California. 

Anyhow, I guess we gotta remember that Schwarzenegger *IS* governor of one of the most vehemently anti-gun states in the Union, and definitely better than his predecessor.  By the standards of the rest of the country, he seems anti-gun, but in Californistan his stand on this issue is almost as refreshing as ice water on a swelteringly hot day.

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Schwarzenegger does not seem to be a libertarian enough on some really key issues (or at least key to me), like drug legalization.    Ron Paul is the most libertarian representative we have in our government right now.  He is the only one who is really consistent in his beliefs and in defense of liberty and the constitution.. and he is one of the very very few people who support both drug legalization and gun rights who actually made it into office.  There are some others, but they are few in number.  The drug war is an atrocity, and ranks high on my list of priorities.  Anyways, if Schwarzenegger can get elected in California... wow, he should have an easy time getting elected I would think.