Schwarzenegger Says State Bouncing Back

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Schwarzenegger Says State Bouncing Back

February 23, 2010 | ISSUE 46•08

Declaring that his state is showing "signs of a comeback," California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that the worst of the recession is over. What to you think?

I had faith that California's economy would be restored to 'precarious.'"

Robert Upshaw
Circular-Resaw Operator
That's what I thought I heard him say too, but if you read the subtitles, he was actually just talking about wildfire preparedness."

Marsha Bleichert
Image Assembler
I know! I've noticed Tom Cruise is getting his shirts pressed again."

Lane Blanchard
Marine Recruiter

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