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Gov. Schwarzenegger did a round of interviews with the print media Tuesday, his first since taking office. He told the Bee he thought a deal on workers comp was near. And he told both the Bee and The Los Angeles Times that he might have to reconsider his opposition to tax increases at some point, suggesting to the Los Angeles paper that his position against raising revenues might represent "wishful thinking." He told the Chronicle, meanwhile, that he had taken the state's sexual harrassment sensitivity course after becoming governor.
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