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The GOP Is ‘on the Road Again’
The past decade has been a disaster for California, a state flattened under dismal growth and a $20 billion deficit that even Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger cannot lift.
But prominent Republican businesswomen and political newcomers Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina are betting they can turn this train wreck around and lead the nation's most populous state — and the GOP nationwide — to a comeback.
Former eBay CEO Whitman squares off against Attorney General and former Gov. Jerry Brown in the campaign to replace Gov. Schwarzenegger, while former Hewlett-Packard CEO Fiorina seeks to unseat longtime Sen. Barbara Boxer.
Newsmax magazine's exclusive report "On the Road Again" explores the two races — and what they mean for the country. For there is now far-reaching optimism that Whitman and Fiorina can set the nation's bellwether state back on the road to economic health and the GOP back to prominence.
The ultimate outcome could well make a familiar statement more true than ever: "I have seen the future, and it's California."
This exclusive Newsmax report explores:
- Fiorina's exclusive Newsmax interview
- Whitman: Where Schwarzenegger went wrong
- California's education rating — from 7th to dead last
- Breaking up California — the "three-state option"
- Is California's real debt $1 trillion?
- Ben Stein: Why I Love California — a six-page pictorial
- Whitman, Fiorina, and the tea party movement
- Fiorina's open microphone gaffe
- The "Thelma and Louise" factor in California politics
- The surprisingly rosy results of recent polls
- Public unions' California clout — $270,000 for a prison nurse
- The Golden State's immigrant burden
- Voter registrations give Republicans new hope
- The California "tax revolt" that helped put Reagan in the White House
- Two Whitman and Fiorina qualities that make "GOP hearts flutter"
- Wealthy taxpayers' mass exodus from California
- Gov. Schwarzenegger's "draconian" budget cuts
- Fiorina: We're "shockingly" used to incompetent government
- Whitman's call: Guts, not glamour
- Democrats' restlessness over Jerry Brown's campaign
- Republicans' growing strength among independents
- How California resembles debt-ridden Greece
- Where the state ranks among business-tax climates
- Public pension costs: Up 2,000 percent in a decade
- And more
This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.
In addition to hard-hitting investigative reports and special commentary from Ben Stein, Dick Morris, John Stossel, Bill O'Reilly, Christopher Ruddy, David Limbaugh, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Ed Koch, James Hirsen and others, you get much more in Newsmax magazine, including:
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