Not buying this act
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Re “Schwarzenegger’s second act,” Opinion, Dec. 29
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the actor, has started a “second act” to get himself reelected. This is the man who has lied in his previous campaigns and political actions, including school funding promises. He has indebted our children to pay for his inability to deal with California’s budget. The question is, can we trust him to ever tell the truth? I cannot ignore his history of lies, obfuscation and disdain for the electorate over the last two years. I do not want to see his next act.
HENRY J. PINCZOWER
Los Angeles
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