SCHWARZENEGGER TO DO STRIP-TEASE AT ROLLING STONES BOSTON CONCERT WHILE JAGGER SINGS THAT BUSH IS A HYPOCRITE

Arnold Schwarzenegger, a misogynist groper who slipped into office claiming to be an anti-special interests reformer in a wave of disgust over a corrupt Democrat, has spent his entire term raising buckets of money from... special interests. Schwarzenegger has proven that he is hugely more corrupt than anyone ever though Grey Davis was, even going so far as to take stolen money from Thomas Noe, the notorious looter of Ohio's Workmen's Compensation Fund. (And when even the Republican governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Auditor, and a pacel of congresscritters and senators as well as the morally bankrupt Bush regime sent back some of the money Noe gave them, Schwarzenegger still held onto his Noe bribes!) Well, now the Austrian money machine musclehead is whoring himself out to raise more money for his propaganda war against working men and women in California by partying with rich degenerates at a Rolling Stones concert in Boston.

The Stones are loudly pointing out that they have no involvement with Schwarzenegger's scheme to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars at their concert. It costs $100,000 to join Arnold in a luxury corporate box on August 21 at Boston's Fenway Park. Schwarzenegger's party will cap a multi-state fundraising swing that begins next week for Schwarzenegger's Nov. 8 special (interests) election. First he's hosting a private party for 40 rich Repugs at $10,000 a pop and then the ones who come up with $100,000 each get to sit in the luxury box with the governor while the Stones sing "Sweet Neo-Con," the song they wrote about Bush. Lyrics:

"You call yourself a Christian
I call you a hypocrite
You call yourself a patriot
Well I think you're full of shit
How come you're so wrong
My sweet Neo-Con?"

Mortgage dealer Ameriquest made the arrangements for Schwarzenegger's little fundraiser. With Bush's Smear Machine already starting their full-on anti-Stones crusade-- one Fox propagandist claims that the Stones have inspired a generation of American criminals (do they include Arnold?)-- it will be interesting to see how Arnold balances his pleasure with his politics. I guess money makes all that go away anyway.