Will FR embrace socialism to make way for Rudy Giuliani as a Republican presidential candidate?

vanity | April 21, 2007 | Jim Robinson

[stuned_beeber]

Rabble?

Wow.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA

(And apologies to anybody who does not have a sense of humor - I understand that you can get one by suppository now.)

[debg]

I know that! Let me repeat, he’s currently an actor until he declares he’s running for President.

[Finny]

KrisKrinkle, your post #288 is smack dab on the money. Ping to myself to read it. VERY WELL SAID.

[dmw]

You guys aren’t getting this resolved going back and forth like this. Just put the link up here and lets see exactly what the offense is, if any. Fair?

[BykrBayb]

It isn’t the lack of agreement over matters of opinion that make a liar a liar and a troll a troll. And it isn’t those of us who defend the truth against the liars and their foul mouths that cause the trolls to be trolls. And if you consider the truth to be abrasive, while defending the foul-mouthed name calling, you are the one with the problem.

[Mojave]

Let me repeat, he’s currently an actor until he declares he’s running for President.

Rudy is currently a leftist, regardless of his declaration that he's running for President.

[streetpreacher]

Well, you’re the expert on crap so I’ll defer to you on that.

[GregoryFul]

My hope is that Newt will throw his hat in the ring. I know, lots of problems, but he is the smartest, most conservative light we’ve got at this time.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

suppository

You called it.

[BykrBayb]

By all means. Since the fake cast the first allegation, let him put up his link first.

[Spiff]

IF Rudy is the Republican nominee and he is running against PURE EVIL, the responsible conservative will vote for Rudy.

So, what you're saying is that conservatives who refuse to abandon their principles and convictions and vote for a damned liberal who represents almost everything they are opposed to are irresponsible? Are you aware that your host has clearly and repeatedly stated that, as a conservative, he will never, under any circumstances, vote for Rudy Giuliani?

In fact, it is the irresponsible...ahem..."conservative" who would throw his or her values away to elect the most liberal Republican presidential candidate ever. You can continue to pretend to have some sort of imagined moral superiority because you'll vote for the candidate with an 'R' after his name no matter who it is, but, in fact, you've abandoned any claim to moral superiority as you vote for a pro-abortion, pro-radical gay agenda, anti-second amendment, anti-religion, anti-family, pro-illegal alien, draft-dodging serial adulterer northeast liberal.

[scratcher]

Bravo!

[rockrr]

You animus towards BykrBayb is curious and appears displaced. Why didn't you direct your rhetorical question towards both combatants?

[stockstrader]

What's happening on this forum shows how Rudy is POISON to the Republican Party and the conservative movement.

If his liberalism is POISONOUS enough to cause a rift like this on this forum--count on the same thing happening next year--when more Republicans realize how liberal he really is.

What's happening now of this forum is a 'snapshot' of what will happen to the Republican Party next year (if the Party totally abandons its traditional base by nominating a liberal like Rudy).

If you feel that the Republican Party is just NOT LIBERAL ENOUGH---and needs to aggressively move FURTHER TO THE LEFT,,,

JulieAnnie is JUST THE MAN FOR THE JOB!

[Mojave]

Your only purpose in posting on FR appears to be slamming the site.

[DCPatriot]

Well, I hope the concerted efforts to derail him are successful.

Will be interesting to see the 'color' of FreeRepublic if the official nominees are Rudy and Hillary.

[68 grunt]

Hi Roscoe. I’ve consistently said I intend to vote for Duncan Hunter in the primary election. As tactfully as possible I’ve tried to express my lack of faith in RG. I agree with everyone who thinks he will be divisive and cost us the election. I wish Thompson would enter, as I think he is more electable than DH. What bothers me is the bloodletting, the eating of our own, especially as demonstrated by counterproductive voices, like yours.

[KevinDavis]

Like the McCain-Fiendgold bill that Fred Thompson voted for????

[Mojave]

What bothers me is the bloodletting, the eating of our own,

Since when?

[processing please hold]

Well said.