Has Clyde stepped up to gun down the terminator? Or is he merely going to do his hair? That's the question after Warren Beatty spends his weekend commencement address taking on the governor's "musclebound conservatism." Is is Warren for governor? He fits the profile: Rich, a celebrity, willing to stand up to the governor. the LA Times report says (link unavailable): 'Still, as it's been for decades, whenever Beatty talks, the media wonder if he's planning to run for public office. During his speech, Beatty said that Schwarzenegger "knows I'm a private citizen just as he was a year ago, I'm an opponent of his muscle-bound conservatism with a longer experience in politics than he has and, although I don't want to run for governor, I'd do one helluva lot better job than he's done." A couple of days later, Beatty demurs and seems keen on simply being a "truth teller," although he does say, "One never knows at what point one becomes sufficiently inflamed to take a step that one does not basically want to take."' Maybe there is hope for California's little guy, like the injured worker. Maybe CAAA should approach Beatty about being a spokesman for a series of injured worker ads designed to raise public awareness about the plight of those who have harmed by SB 899?