The governator writes a letter.
A manly man letter, not at all a girly man letter.
Hm, primitive steganography.
Read the first letter of each row.
Context from the SF Chronicle
Sounds like CA is getting even better than PA.
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I'd now actually vote for that guy. Refreshingly different.
[BTW I disagree with your 'manly' reference; that epithet is used by all genders and orientations]
the "manly" was intended as snark - partly as an oblique reference to Arnie's famous "girly men" reference to the legislature and partly to the "kiss my gay ass" expletive by the sponsoring legislator which allegedly triggered the reply.
"I fuck you" as a response to "kiss my gay ass" is childish and does not, I suspect, convey quite the message the governor intended.