I and many others have only been stating the facts on Rooty’s record and translating the likely outcome of his nomination based on the record of the MSM and the Republican primary voters.
Anyone that thinks the MSM isn’t pimping for Rooty is smoking rope or doesn’t have a good grasp of politics.
The only reason that abortion was mentioned in the debate was because liberals think they are on the correct side of that issue with the voters.
They wanted the other 9 candidates on the record on that and didn’t know Rooty would come off as stupid as he did.
Notice there was no mention of 2 issues that they know liberals like Rooty are on the wrong side of public opinion, queer rights and gun control.
Hammering those two home would have pounded Rooty’s coffin shut!
You haven’t heard the talking heads on network TV mention a thing about Rooty’s “Bernie Kerik” problem have you?
Kerik’s mob ties trial is still going on and Rooty is in that up to his neck. That one alone is enough to destroy Rooty after he won the nomination.
Rooty is the RATS key to the White House and they will pimp their little Whore to any fool that will follow him off the cliff.
Absolutely. You won't hear very much if anything from the MSM about that scandal until after the convention, and then if Rudy is nominated it will be front page headlines and mentioned at every newsbreak on the air.
The Washington Post did print an article on Kerik and his connection to Rudy, but the article is careful to say that Rudy withdrew his support for Kerik'a appointment to an important federal post after the scandal became public.
Saturday, March 31, 2007; A01
Federal prosecutors have told Bernard B. Kerik, whose nomination as homeland security secretary in 2004 ended in scandal, that he is likely to be charged with several felonies, including tax evasion and conspiracy to commit wiretapping. Kerik's indictment could set the stage for a courtroom battle that would draw attention to Kerik's extensive business and political dealings with former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who personally recommended him to President Bush for the Cabinet. Giuliani, the front-runner for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination according to most polls, later called the recommendation a mistake.