September 23, 2003 - Reuters: Maria Shriver's Magic Battles Schwarzenegger's Gender Gap
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Maria Shriver's Magic Battles Schwarzenegger's Gender Gap




Read and comment on this story from Reuters on Maria Shriver, daughter of Peace Corps founding Director Sargent Shriver, who is spreading Kennedy magic into Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger's bid to become governor of California. Niece of slain President John Kennedy, Shriver initially did not want her husband to run in the unprecedented Oct. 7 recall election. Now the television newscaster is fully on board and stepping up public appearances to help overcome Schwarzenegger's difficulty winning over women voters. Read the story at:

Maria's Magic Battles Schwarzenegger's Gender Gap*

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Maria's Magic Battles Schwarzenegger's Gender Gap

Tue September 23, 2003 06:36 PM ET
By Adam Tanner

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Maria Shriver is spreading Kennedy magic into Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger's bid to become governor of California.

Niece of slain President John Kennedy, Shriver initially did not want her husband to run in the unprecedented Oct. 7 recall election. Now the television newscaster is fully on board and stepping up public appearances to help overcome Schwarzenegger's difficulty winning over women voters.

"Listen, if you don't vote for Arnold, it's totally cool with me, because I'll get him back full time and the kids will get him back full time," the Democrat Shriver said in a speech in San Francisco, referring to their four school-aged children.

"But it will be the state's loss. It will be your loss, because people could not see beyond the labels, couldn't see beyond the body, couldn't see beyond the accent."

Shriver brings remarkable poise and experience for a first-time political wife to a neophyte candidate. As a five-year-old girl in 1960, she handed out leaflets for uncle John Kennedy and in 1972 worked on the failed campaign of her father, Sargent Shriver, to become vice president.

"I was very aware of what a campaign entailed, which is why I didn't want him to run, Hello!" she said to laughter at a lunchtime audience of the Commonwealth Club.

"It was like 'let me tell you exactly how this is going to go', and it pretty much has gone exactly how I told him it would go," she said. "But anybody who has a husband knows you cannot tell them these things, they have to experience it for themselves."

GENDER GAP

Although Schwarzenegger has been either first or second in polls among those hoping to replace Governor Gray Davis, the actor has faced embarrassing revelations about past statements on sex and drugs and in turn a gender gap among women voters.

Thus arises the need for a little Maria magic on the campaign trail, such as telling the crowd that Schwarzenegger embodies the Kennedy virtues, even if not a Democrat. She quoted her grandmother, Rose Kennedy, as saying the greatest calling was to give to one's country.

"Arnold doesn't need this job, lord knows," Shriver said. "He is giving back to a country he feels indebted to. So in terms of that being the Kennedy legacy, he's right up there with a lot of other great people."

She praised Schwarzenegger's personal achievements, his discipline, determination, compassion, optimism and other attributes she said would prove valuable in Sacramento.

Wearing high-heels, a svelte business jacket and skirt -- her husband has said he hates pants on a woman -- Shriver also brings some of her own star power to appearances as a familiar face on television news. Not to mention some political humor that wowed Tuesday's crowd.

"You can decide in these final two weeks to listen to people who have never met Arnold, who have never sat down to see what's behind the body, what's behind the accent," Shriver said. "Or you can listen to me. Your choice."


September 10, 2003 - Eunice Kennedy Shriver backs Republican Schwarzenegger




Founding Director Sargent Shirver is shown on the left at the Press Conference which PCOL attended. Eunice Shriver Kennedy, the founder of Special Olympics is shown in the Center. Timothy P. Shriver, president and CEO of Special Olympics, is shown on the right. His Excellency Yang Jiechi, ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the United States, is shown second from the right.


Read and comment on this story on September 10, 2003 from the Washington Post that, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, wife of Peace Corps Founding Director Sargent Shriver, came out on Wednesday to back her son-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger, as California governor -- even though her famous Democratic family has long battled Republicans. "I think he'd be a very good governor. He's been committed to people all his life, since the day he first arrived here, he's been a success with people," Shriver, 82, told reporters before Schwarzenegger met with experts on education policy. Read the story at:

Kennedy Matriarch Backs Republican Schwarzenegger*

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Kennedy Matriarch Backs Republican Schwarzenegger

Reuters

Wednesday, September 10, 2003; 8:17 PM

By Michael Kahn

SAN JOSE, Calif. (Reuters) - A Kennedy has finally found a Republican to vote for.


President John F. Kennedy's sister, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, came out on Wednesday to back her son-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger, as California governor -- even though her famous Democratic family has long battled Republicans.

"I think he'd be a very good governor. He's been committed to people all his life, since the day he first arrived here, he's been a success with people," Shriver, 82, told reporters before Schwarzenegger met with experts on education policy.

Shriver is the mother of Maria Shriver, Schwarzenegger's television newscaster wife who just this week kicked off solo campaigning for the bodybuilder-turned-actor's run for governor.

"I think he'd be a very good governor because he is interested in all of these kind subjects, particularly subjects that pertain to children," the elder Kennedy said in her first public appearance of the campaign.

Shriver's brother won the presidency by defeating California Republican Richard Nixon in 1960.

Schwarzenegger is running in a special Oct. 7 recall election against Gov. Gray Davis, who is unpopular for his handling of state finances and cool personal style. A second question on the ballot lists 135 replacement candidates.

Davis, however, could get a boost this weekend when former President Bill Clinton makes his first appearance in Los Angeles with the governor on Sunday during a trip aimed at helping beat the recall.

The latest polls show Schwarzenegger trailing Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, a Democrat who is running in defiance of Davis, with whom he does not get along.

CHALLENGE FROM THE RIGHT

Schwarzenegger has also lost Republican support to state Sen. Tom McClintock, who is trailing in the polls but has sparked concern that he could split the Republican vote and hand the election to Bustamante.

McClintock, who has tallied about 15 percent support in the latest polls, has said he has no plans to drop out. Meanwhile Schwarzenegger told reporters he could "absolutely" win even if his fellow Republican stayed in the race.

"But you always want to make it easy for yourself," he said when asked about McClintock.

Any Democratic support could also help the actor erode Bustamante's lead, and education is an issue that may help boost his support with women. He is less popular with women than with men, according to polls.

During the news conference Schwarzenegger, who pointed out he has long been active in educational issues, offered mainly broad proposals to fix an education system he said was failing students in the nation's most populous state.

Main themes included finding ways to give local school districts more control over decisions and convincing qualified teachers to work in inner-city schools. School prayer should be left up to each individual school, Schwarzenegger added.

He also said he was against private-school vouchers but said students should have the choice to change to another public or charter school if their current one was failing.

"We have to stop Sacramento from being the school bully," Schwarzenegger said. "If you leave control with the locals they know what is best to do with the schools."

Schwarzenegger's bid could also receive a boost from popular former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan, who made his first appearance with the actor on the campaign trail. "Arnold is a true leader who likes to learn," said Riordan, who will serve as co-chairman of Schwarzenegger's education team.


August 9, 2003 - Shrivers and Kennedys mum on Arnold




Caption: Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger (L) gives a thumbs up as he is joined by his wife Maria Shriver (C-R) after he filed his declaration of candidacy papers for the California gubernatorial recall election at the Los Angeles County Registrar's Office in Norwalk, California. Maria Shriver is the daughter of Peace Corps Founding Director Sargent Shriver and has a long history of public service, like everyone in her family. (AFP/Hector Mata)


Read and comment on this story from the Boston Globe on August 9, 2003 about Arnold Schwarzenegger's run for governor of California and the attitude of the Kennedy clan towards his canidacy. When Mr. Schwarzenegger married Maria Shriver in 1986, he joined a family dedicated to public service. The patriarch, Sargent Shriver, who served as George McGovern's running mate in the 1972 presidential election, founded the Peace Corps in 1961. He and his wife, Eunice Kennedy Shriver - the younger sister of John F. Kennedy - founded the Special Olympics, which their son Tim now runs. Mark Shriver is the vice-president of Save the Children. Two more sons are involved in other philanthropic ventures. Read the story at:

Kennedys mum on Arnold*

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Kennedys mum on Arnold

By SIMON HOUPT
From Saturday's Globe and Mail

New York — Two fundamental principles have driven the Kennedy clan's success in the United States ever since Joe Kennedy's father, P. J., became the Democratic ward boss for East Boston: family and liberal politics.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's run for governor of California has sent those principles on a high-profile collision course.

So far, the urge to uphold family unity is winning the battle, and few Kennedys are speaking publicly about the matter.

Senator Edward Kennedy issued a statement that read: "I like and respect Arnold, and I've been impressed with his efforts to promote after-school education in California and his willingness to come to Congress and the administration to fight for that program. But I'm a Democrat, and I don't support the recall effort."

When Mr. Schwarzenegger married Maria Shriver in 1986, he joined a family dedicated to public service.

The patriarch, Sargent Shriver, who served as George McGovern's running mate in the 1972 presidential election, founded the Peace Corps in 1961. He and his wife, Eunice Kennedy Shriver - the younger sister of John F. Kennedy - founded the Special Olympics, which their son Tim now runs. Mark Shriver is the vice-president of Save the Children. Two more sons are involved in other philanthropic ventures.

The silence that has descended upon the clan suggests the Kennedys may see Mr. Schwarzenegger's bid as a smirch on their good name.

Michael Shriver would not comment yesterday, though he told The Washington Post earlier: "I'm not talking. He [Mr. Schwarzenegger] is my brother-in-law and I'm supporting him and that's all."

While they are usually voluble over the accomplishments of family members, they refrain from speaking when confronted with scandal, such as the rape accusation against William Kennedy Smith in the spring of 1991 and Michael Kennedy's affair with an underage babysitter that came to light in 1997.

In a February, 2002, on-line chat to promote his movie Collateral Damage, Mr. Schwarzenegger praised his father-in-law as a "powerful force to get those programs done.



Alongside his wife Maria Shriver, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks to reporters after he filed his candidate papers for governor of California at the Los Angeles Registrar's office in Norwalk, August 9, 2003. Schwarzenegger made his candidacy official, telling chanting supporters he would be 'the people's governor.' The Austrian-born action film star and political novice, a Republican, has quickly come to be regarded as the front-runner in the October 7 election to replace the unpopular Democrat Gray Davis. Photo by Jim Ruymen/Reuters

Naturally, when you meet people like that and they have such a great political background and know so much about it, you learn a lot from it."

He added: "I think, you know, I had an interest in giving back to the country anyway. But I think that being with this family definitely has a very big impact on me."

Still, Laurence Leamer, the author of two Kennedy biographies including the forthcoming Sons of Camelot, said of Mr. Schwarzenegger's bid: "This wasn't the Kennedy family getting together in a council and deciding who's going to run next, that's for sure."

But Mr. Leamer pointed out that there are many political stripes on the Kennedy tiger.

"If you look at the political spectrum of the Kennedys, you go on the right from Doug Kennedy, who's a libertarian, to Ted Kennedy on the left, who's a liberal Democrat - and actually Arnold is right in the middle of that as a liberal Republican."

And despite his official party affiliation, Mr. Schwarzenegger may not be too different from his in-laws.

A March, 2001, article in Premiere magazine included various accounts of the star groping women while making and promoting his films.

The article's primary allegation was that the Terminator actor was able to use his power in Hollywood to terminate negative press. No longer.

Yesterday, as Mr. Schwarzenegger faced tough questions during his first TV interviews with journalists rather than talk-show hosts, he looked out of his depth.

He was unable to offer specific ideas for rescuing the California economy except to suggest that leadership is needed.

"Leadership means that you set goals for yourself, as I have always done in my life, go after those goals and accomplish them," he said during an interview with Matt Lauer on the Today Show.

Asked twice by Mr. Lauer whether he would release his tax returns to the press, Mr. Schwarzenegger said he was unable to hear the question.

He said the same thing when asked for his position on California's controversial law regarding paid family leave, against which some businesses have protested for its cost to their bottom lines.

When Mr. Lauer repeated the question, Mr. Schwarzenegger hesitantly said he would have to think about the issue.

"I would have to get into that, because as you know I'm very much for families - I'm very much for children and children's issues," he said.

To date, Mr. Schwarzenegger's chief political achievement has been creating Proposition 49, an after-school funding program that passed last November.



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By vinny mathri (61.95.134.5) on Tuesday, March 02, 2004 - 5:38 am: Edit Post

To, Maria Shriver
Dear,Maria I'm a fan of mr. Arnold Schwarzenegger and presently facing difficulties with immigration inhuman rules and I wanted you to please have a look at the letter I'm writing and I request the authourities who receive this letter please forward it to Mrs.Maria Shriver as I don't know her email or the address.
I'm a spouse of a green card holder of USA and its been 4 years I'm in India and she is in USA and was visiting me once in a year and now she is pregnant and there's no one to look after her so she is here with me in India for delivery, on the other side we are been duped by our lawyer who took $2000 as immigration papers file but they are not giving my file number and saying have to wait for another 5 years is that true, my wife is so innocent and don;t know anything but keeping on informing me about this. She is a nurse and in other way USA is loosing a nurse.
So please kindly consider our issues and take the necessary action and favour us.

Thanking you !

Vinny !

By gdefore (adsl-63-205-12-101.dsl.scrm01.pacbell.net - 63.205.12.101) on Thursday, October 27, 2005 - 8:00 pm: Edit Post

Maria...I understand why you feel you must support your husband, but the stakes are too high. He is wrong, and you know it. Have a spine. Be an Eleanor Roosevelt...be a role model, not a Nancy Reagan.

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