April 23, 2008 - 8:55am
Schwarzenegger pays $4.7M for Santa Barbara land; readies for Leno appearance
By Alex Isenstadt
Tags: politics, Arnold Schwarzennegger
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has paid $4.7 million for 25 acres of land in Santa Barbara, the AP reports today.
The land is described as “a former ranch dotted with waterfalls and lush canyons.”
The Governor also owns a home in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles.
In other Schwarzenegger-related news, the Governor is scheduled to make his seventh appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno on Thursday evening, says the San Jose Mercury News.
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Will the great land pillage of Santa Barbara ever end? Does AS consider himself a contemporary Ronald Reagan, commuting from ritz digs in LA to chopping wood and riding horses in SB?
All hat no cattle is the Real Legacy of AS. Just like his fake environmentalism.... all Hollywood, no there there. Look at AS's announcement yesterday of Cal. Natural Landmark for 40,000 acres owned by billionaire pal Don Bren in the OC -- cute designation with no open space or environmental protections whatsoever.
With AS in the lead, we're all going to burn up from climate change b4 any meaningful carbon reductions are ever achieved.
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