Edward Cox Inches Toward Senate Run

1010Wins ^ | June 29, 2005

[Cincinna]

"I think Pirro, not Cox, has a chance of beating Hillary. I've heard that Pirro has a husband with legal problems, though."

Jeanine Pirro is only 51 and has plenty of time to become known and run for higher office. She has big time problems with her husbands conviction for tex evasion, but still remains very popular herself. She would make an excellent AG.

[California Patriot]

Bloomberg is the best (worst) example of a RINO in the country. He doesn't count. I'm not aware of a single conservative principle he follows. Even if there is one, that isn't enough for him to count as evidence of a Republican's electability in NY. For him, it's purely a convenient label because he couldn't win the Rat nomination because he wasn't part of their machine.

If it's really 60 million, that's great. But no amount of money is enough to beat Hitlery in NY unless we have a very strong candidate.

[bill1952]

Hi. The group that I was speaking of was the unions, in particular, public service unions, and they are lockstep hostile in most parts.

As far as blacks, they overwhelmingly vote dem on both a national and city scale.

Strong supporter of Bush? What did he deliver as far as the NYC vote for Bush?
Will he deliver the NYC vote against the Socialist carpetbagger Hillary in either 06 or 08??

I'm not sure if *he* got the convention, since the national GOP wanted it in NY.

Nothing Bloomie has done impresses me in the least as a Republican.

[Charles Henrickson]

Cox said he "comes from a culture of life point of view" on abortion and stem cell research, but said later he supports the death penalty.

There should not be a "but" in that sentence. Supporting the death penalty is a very pro-life position.

[Cincinna]

"Nothing Bloomie has done impresses me in the least as a Republican."

Bloomberg has my support because he has been an excellent Mayor. His oppponents would return the City to a dangerous mind set that is anti-business, anti-development and soft on crime. New York is the safest city in America, and we want to keep it that way.

DC 37 with 110,000 members, 85% of whom are Black and Hispanic voted overwhelmingly to support Bloomberg . They have done this in an unprecedented early endorsement, before the Democrats even choose a candidate.

[bill1952]

DC 37 with 110,000 members, 85% of whom are Black and Hispanic voted overwhelmingly to support Bloomberg

So what?

My point is that Bloom isn't a Pub, he's a centrist Democrat (rather than the nutballs that you mentioned returning the city to a dangerous mindset) and you are supporting that belief.

How many of them voted for Bush?!

[Cincinna]

Bloomberg is running on the GOP ticket, and he has my vote. Every Republican and Conservative I know in the city will vote for him because he has been an excellent Mayor.

You don't live here and you don't understand NY politics.
Everyone who is pro-business, pro-development and anti-crime will vote for Bloomberg. We like his management style and his ability to work with almost everyone for a better NY.

We don't want political hacks like Ferrer or Fields to run our city.

[bill1952]

You can vote for him until you turn blue, because that is what he is, and that is what NYC is, irrespective of your Rino, right of Hillary pols who mean little to the National scene.

Cripes, you might as well make San Fran your sister city.

That being said, I'm sure he is better than what NYC calls "democrats," but NYC is voting Hillary in 06 and 08 and you know it.

[Cincinna]

Trashing NY is so September 10,2001