Sean Hannity Live Radio Thread 02/13/07

[Clint N. Suhks]

Probably this weekend, she'll be beat from the red-eye.

[Clint N. Suhks]

"breakfast"???

Are you living in sin?

[defconw]

The right Republican can win Minnesota. President Bush probably did win it, but The Cities stole it for Kerry.

[Clint N. Suhks]

Sure would be nice if Sean asked Rudy my question.

He's on record saying the global warming debate "is almost unnecessary ... because we should be dealing with pollution anyway."

[stevio]

Sean is kissing Guiliani's butt. IMHO Rudy is not an eloquent speaker.

[StoneWall Brigade]

No She'll be coming over

[defconw]

Maybe not eloquent, but I understand what he's saying. I get him. Maybe because I am a Criminal Justice graduate. We think a like, I guess.

[aligncare]

In reviewing some of the literature, I ran across this:

Beyond the makeup of the presumptive field, three things are identified as working affirmatively in Giuliani’s favor.

He was a highly successful mayor of New York, precisely because he grabbed hold of a monument to liberalism-gone-wild—with a bloated bureaucracy, an institutionalized underclass and a soaring crime rate—and reformed it by applying solidly conservative principles. As Steven Malanga of the Manhattan Institute points out, he put law and order above everything else (instituting a “zero tolerance” approach to petty crime, for instance); tried to unleash the private sector (including abolishing or cutting 23 taxes); and took on vested interests, from teachers’ unions to the welfare bureaucracy. The result was an urban revolution: the murder rate fell by 67%, tourists returned and the private sector boomed.

In fact, Mr Giuliani can boast a solidly conservative record on all sorts of things that matter to the base. He served in the Reagan administration’s Justice Department along with John Roberts, George Bush’s appointee as chief justice of the Supreme Court. He was an aggressive special prosecutor. He trimmed affirmative action, effectively ended racial quotas at the City University of New York and championed school choice.

His second big plus is that most Americans—including most social conservatives—view Mr Giuliani above all as the hero of September 11th 2001. Mr Giuliani became “America’s mayor” that day because his decisiveness contrasted with the administration’s dithering: he rushed downtown as soon as the first airplane hit and took command amid the confusion. Mr Giuliani’s halo has not faded since in the way that Mr Bush’s has.

His third advantage is that the religious right is in the doldrums. Last November, as the socially liberal Arnold Schwarzenegger stormed to re-election in California, social conservatives bombed. Rick Santorum barely scraped 40% of the vote in the Senate race for Pennsylvania, a dreadful result for a two-term senator. And conservatives lost a series of ballot initiatives—on abortion in South Dakota and California, stem-cell research in Missouri and gay marriage in Arizona.

http://www.rudyforpresidentblog.com/

[stevio]

We think a like, I guess.

How so?

[sofaman]

nope...he's straight forward...doesn't dance around doing the political two-step.

[Clint N. Suhks]

Sean is king of the Rudy Infomercial.

[sofaman]

spilled my Snapple in my lap...looks like I peed my pants....

this is attractive...

[Clint N. Suhks]

Did I or Rudy have anything to do with that? LOL!

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Unfortunately, nobody can convince them of those facts. They still take credit for voting and NOT voting all of those so called RINOS out of office.

RINOS like Allen, Santorum, Blackwell, Steele, De Voss, and most all incumbent Republican governors were replaced by Democrats.

One of them said he helped vote out a RINO and was happy to say that he had been replaced by a "conservative". He was reluctant to give the party affiliation however, that's because that "conservative" he voted for was a Democrat, by the name of Jim Webb. Imagine that......

[sofaman]

Just clumsy old me....took the cap off and tilted the bottle. What a genius...now I have wet pants and the crown jewels are freezing..

[aligncare]

...as for Giuliani's comment about dealing with pollution: there's that pragmatic nature of his coming to the fore again. In other words: "Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who"...let's get this marriage done -- to paraphrase "The Holy Grail".

[Clint N. Suhks]

I like Rudy.

He IS America's mayor.

He was tough on crime.

But my candidate needs more.

When he said on Fox News that "presidents appoint judges that share their values", I can't trust he will appoint a social conservative.

[RichRepublican]

Is Sean always going to call him Guilli-annie?

[defconw]

In my mind there are two issues that matter more then others. The WOT and Judges. His views on them are the same as mine. I would love to see Abortion obliterated. But it is the law of the land and it won't be just magically overturned, but what can be done is modified and codified out of existence, but it won't happen if we keep letting the Democrats in. Some of those older Justices will leave the court during the next Administration and if it's Hillary or her ilk, we will be back to a 4 to 4 with a moderate making the votes.

On the WOT, our laws won't mean anything and personal rights such as bearing arms, free speech, worshiping or not worshiping God will not matter if we lose and they bring that fight over here. Our rights stem from the philosophy of a fundamental freedom of man, the right to free will. If they subjugate us, nothing will save those rights and the Democrats would love to invite them in.

[sono]

The Democratic Party of today would have no room for JFK.