[Peach]

Indeed, in one recent poll, majorities of Republicans who were informed of Giuliani’s views on social issues said that they were either minor issues or no issues at all; only 16% said that they wouldn’t vote for him after being informed of these views.

In the online GOP Bloggers poll, Giuliani is consistently one of the few candidates to end up with a net positive acceptability rating. These internet denizens are well-informed, and overwhelmingly self-describe as conservative (78% self-describe as 7 or higher on a 10-scale of conservatism). If these people can support Rudy, anyone can.

Human Events, Is Giuliani the Republican Peyton Manning,
2/6/07
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1780060/posts

[stillonaroll]

Just curious: did you read my post and compose and type your reply in 68 seconds, or was that a cut & paste canned talking point response? That was the fastest reply anyone has ever made to one of my posts.

[quantim]

majorities of Republicans who were informed of Giuliani’s views on social issues said that they were either minor issues or no issues at all;

Perhaps some or many of us are informed enough to sort out a bona fide state's rights issue (abortion rights, gay marriage, etc.) versus defending the nation and as Commander-In Chief in the executive branch, exercising that right.

[supercat]

Indeed, in one recent poll, majorities of Republicans who were informed of Giuliani’s views on social issues said that they were either minor issues or no issues at all; only 16% said that they wouldn’t vote for him after being informed of these views.

Is the Second Amendment a "social issue"? Serious question: to what extent were the poll subjects informed of Rudy's gun-grabbing actions before giving their responses?