[Victoria Delsoul]

That's what I always figured about Rudy. As a mayor of NYC, Rudy applied the politics that best worked and were accepted by a primarily liberal crowd. However, as a president he would govern in a more conservative fashion to be accepted by a primarily Republican crowd.

As he mentioned in his interview with Prager, Rudy is for tax cuts, he's strong in the war in terror, and believes that marriage is between one man and one woman.

As I said before, I'm against of homosexual marriage, but if they so much want to legalize their union, have a civil union but DO NOT mess with marriage.

As Rudy keeps giving more interviews, my intuition about the man – once more – will be right on target. So I can say... am I right or am I right? Lol.

I'm saving this thread for future reference, thanks.

[HitmanLV]

I agree that Rudy is a basically a pragmatist - he would govern nyc consistent with what nycers want, and govern the nation consistent with what the nation wants.

I don't think he is hot to disarm the nation as some Freepers think. He doesn't approve of same sex marriage. He is tough on law and order and that's what we need for the next difficult phases on the WoT.

My only concern is whether Rudy's act plays west of the Mississippi. Actually, even if it plays west of the Hudson. Keep an eye on this one! ;-)