Arnold Schwarzenegger

⇐ newest Page 2 of 5 oldest ⇒
The Terminator takes a fall
Arnold Schwarzenegger's approval ratings dive below the president's as the Gubernator suffers a series of political setbacks.
About that Social Security plan...
There've been a number of reasons in recent weeks to think that President Bush's plan is in serious trouble. Today, there's another.
True lies
Why Michael Eisner is the Disneyland doppelganger of the deceptive Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The truth about Arnold
The movie star poses as a corruption-fighting moderate. But since taking office, he's pursued a blatantly right-wing agenda while raking in big bucks from special interests -- and ignoring his own financial conflicts.
Get ready for the "revolution" on the right
Direct-mail ace Richard Viguerie is ecstatic over Bush's victory, but says it's time for conservatives to stop pandering to moderates.
Fear and narcissism in New York
In trying to transfer his heroic, powerful image to Bush, Schwarzenegger reveals the deep anxieties of the GOP.
Green with envy
Bush has little prospect of greenwashing his abysmal environmental record -- so his campaign is desperately attacking Kerry on the issue.
Whose is bigger?
Bush and the GOP are trying to paint Kerry as a Euro-wimp and girlie man. But the Dems have a chance to show America that it's Bush who's the real 97-lb. weakling.
John Edwards' not-so-Super Tuesday
In objective mathematical terms, Edwards can't hope to catch John Kerry. And that leaves political thinkers pondering the deeper questions.
MetroDaddy speaks!
In an interview (with himself) the man who introduced us to the term "metrosexual" explains why it conquered the culture, bemoans his own "lesbosexual" style, and critiques "Queer Eye," Howard Dean and Schwarzenegger.
What's playing at the Capitol Cineplex?
"Kindergarten Cop" -- rated L for Extreme Legislative Dysfunction -- and more!
Save the Earth -- dump Bush
In a slashing interview, environmental leader Bobby Kennedy Jr. denounces the administration's "crimes against nature" and discusses the Democratic presidential pack, the dawn of Arnold's California reign -- and his own political future.
Arnold straddles California
On inauguration day the new governor made nice with Democrats, but feminists still want a sexual-assault investigation and the right remains suspicious.
Right Hook
O'Reilly gets medieval on NPR's Terry Gross, and David "don't-hate-Bush" Brooks celebrates the Northeast's hate-filled baseball fans. Plus: Arnold makes the GOP "hip."
The Dems want a War Admiral, while the GOP longs for a Terminator
If Bush keeps evaporating in the polls, look for Karl to play the Rudy card.
"Recall Island": The conclusion
Now that the voters have spoken, let's see what's in store for the winner!
Arnold manhandles California!
Schwarzenegger wins a new role in a landslide. But who will he play: Jesse Ventura? Pete Wilson? Playboy predator? Or tough independent who stands up to his GOP friends?
The moviegoing voter
Millions chose Arnold Schwarzenegger in the hopes of finding a happy ending for California's woes. But I won't be sleeping any better.
Arnold's New York Times admirer
Columnist Maureen Dowd led the charge to pillory President Clinton. So why is she panting after the serial groper?
Hollywood's battle of the sexes over Arnold
Movie industry women are working to expose the actor's sexual misbehavior, while men are protecting him. Their efforts have led at least some of his victims to come forward, but will voters care?
The Teflon groper
Arnold's army says his sordid sexual history doesn't matter -- and GOP honchos just want to close their eyes and win.
Matt Drudge, GOP scourge?
The online enemy of the Clinton White House has found a new target: The bumbling Bush administration.
Right Hook
National Review pundits go on the defensive over CIA-gate, Krauthammer sizes up the Bush haters, and Suzanne Fields hopes macho Arnold can halt the "homosexualizing" of America.
Posing for governor
We're all familiar with Arnold the actor, but who writes the script if he wins?
Arianna terminates her candidacy
With Arnold the Barbarian at the gates of Sacramento, Huffington ends her campaign in hopes of derailing the Gubernator.
⇐ newest Page 2 of 5    oldest ⇒

Daily Newsletter

Get Salon in your mailbox!