Libertarian Olivier to run against Schwarzenegger and other news

Art Oliver, the former mayor of Bellflower, announced Thursday that he, a Libertarian, will run against Schwarzenegger in the elections this year. He was the Libertarian candidate for Vice President in 2000 with Harry Browne who passed away from Lou Gehrig's disease on March 1st. He claims that the governor broke his promise to restraint his budget that is now 30 % higher then Davis who was recalled three years ago. Oliver says if he's elected, he will work hard to reduce the "cost of government." Oliver says that no one should be forced to join a union and that private companies can provide better and cheaper public services. He also says the government should allow the construction of oil refineries to lower the gas prices, along with some other good ideas.
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Oliver's campaign seems pretty solid right now. He has brought up some major issues that the people in the state of California will like and support. I think all American's are waiting for the day that gas prices are below $2.00, and though that may never happen, coming up with an idea to help the situation is a step in the right direction. Schwarzenegger has indeed exceeded his budget, but plans to do good with the money they are spending, so he has good intentions. If Oliver works hard enough, Schwarzenegger may have a run for his money.