[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Rudy sure fits a democrat profile!

IT is for the murder of unborn babies!
IT is a big gun control nut!
IT covered for the invaders in ITS city!
IT surrounded ITself with queers and thugs!

Why does IT have an R by ITS name instead of a D?

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Hillary made an unqualified bar bouncer, security head in the WH.
Rudy made his unqualified driver, police chief and pimped him as homeland security chief.
Not much difference between the two!

[karnage]

Good piece. Rudy continues to roll forward, disproving those who expected him to flame out in the early going.

[GovernmentShrinker]

I honestly think a Romney-Giuliani ticket would be ideal. Overall, Romney has broader experience, including serious private sector experience, and he instinctively thinks first and talks later. Giuliani’s scrappiness and gut determination to defeat the jihadists would come in awfully handy too, but probably be of more value if subject to the guiding hand of someone like Romney. In other circumstances, I tend to think Giuliani would be inclined to turn down an offer of the number 2 position, but he wants at the jihadists more than he wants to be number 1, and the VP position would be a decent spot to wage anti-jihad from.

[Condor51]

But there would be no going wobbly in the war. Period. Cue the Andrew Jackson analogies.

I didn't know Andy Jackson was a Cross-Dressing, Gun-Grabber???

[Defiant]

Hugh has been a total shill for Romney, even wrote a book to help prepare the way for a Mormon to be President (which I don't have a problem with, by the way.) Maybe he thinks that if the contest is between Rudy and Mitt, Mitt is the conservative, and gets the nomination. Neither one is conservative, but one is a fake and the other is not.

There is one conservative in the race (Hunter) and one right of center candidate (Thompson). Conservatives need to go all out for one or the other. If Rudy or Mitt win the nomination, well, I will vote for them over Hillary, but there will be a lot of angst among conservatives, and it will be a tough race to win in the general election.

[calcowgirl]

Hugh Hewitt, August 2003:

...I keep saying that the conservative wing of the GOP in California will figure out that half a loaf is better than a stone, and vote overwhelmingly for Arnold.

I also expect that Arnold will surprise you in the coming years, and make you proud of the vote you cast for him.

Note to Hugh: You sold Arnold--now you're trying to sell Giuliani.

Thanks anyway. I don't listen to shills that give us this kind of garbage(R).

[Ol' Sparky]

This is the same sellout that wanted to stick us with Harriet Meiers. Fortunately, real conservatives opposed the idea.