[Libloather]

...could put him in the awkward position of criticizing fellow Republicans...

On the other hand, he can criticize Gorelick and cement his win against the Beast in the next election...

[snooker]

"On the other hand, he can criticize Gorelick and cement his win against the Beast in the next election."

As a former prosecutor he should be in a good position to elaborate on how the Gorelick/Reno wall erected to protect Chinese campaign cash nearly destroyed NYC.

[evad]

..put him in the awkward position of criticizing fellow Republicans in the Bush administration

Curious..
I'm wondering what Rudy could say that would be so critical that it would upset anyone of significance in the party.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Backhoe's Gorelick links:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1117579/posts

The Gorelick memos were forced on intelligence because of Clinton's immorality. Rather than impeaching Clinton over Chinagate and other abuses, the intelligence was punished.

Are there new Gorelick-style memos being written today over Glow-Gate? Will we see more hamstringing of intelligence gathering due to the sliming Bubba did of our military? "Don't ask, don't tell." How many times has that policy been violated to satisfy the liberals trying to see how slimy our military has become? Will soldiers be court martialled for aiding congress in its investigation? It all ties together in a sick orgy of depravity by the Left.

[Steely Tom]

...could put him in the awkward position of criticizing fellow Republicans...

No matter how I read this opening sentence, it looks like pure speculation, simply the personal opinion (or fantasy wish) of the reporter.

Is The Daily Herald a newspaper?

(steely)

[solitas]

For instance, Giuliani will probably be asked by the commissioners whether the city was aware that President Bush had reviewed an intelligence briefing a month before the attacks that said terrorists might be casing buildings in New York.

And so, like, what? JUST because they already BOMBED the biggest building in the city ONCE, and caused spectacular damage inside, should one think that terrorists all over the world would just cross 'NYC' off their shopping lists and never go BACK there again?

Besides, since the attacks came from the air, and out of state, what could Giuliana have done on-the-ground to answer such a nebulous threat? Keep everybody evacuated from every building every day?

[swampfox98]

Mr Mayor, run against Hillary, PLEASE!!! Make it your sworn duty to protect America from Clintons! Thank You.

[tkathy]

I have a feeling that Guiliani will be awesome. Just like, if he is elected in 2008, he will wage an awesome WOT.