Posted on 01/22/2007 12:41:15 PM PST by areafiftyone
Rudy Romney Baby! Rudy Romney!
What's the difference between someone who supports Rudy simply because the "one issue" of the WoT and someone who refuses to vote for him based on their "one issue" of the 2nd Amendment?
Excellent news. We are going to need all the help we can get now that Hillary and her HINO are officially taking steps to assure her coronation.
I can't think of a worse person, or a worse two-for-the-price-of one duo than the Arkansas Grifters. There is no politician in America who could do more harm to America.
Let's get behind the strongest candidate who can actually win.
This contest is important for America because the fight itself (the campaign) is the pedigree for the one to be crowned. The winner must prove his/her mettle in the ultimate field of battle...and the American Presidential campaign.
Cool, eh?
My earlier post, the excerpt from the American Spectator, gives a number of reasons why Rudy should be acceptable to conservatives, and it doesn't even mention the WOT.
...and the analogy doesn't fit because the basic constitutional right to own firearms will remain safe, while the Global War on Terror will remain a very real threat to the safety of Americans for years to come.
Very cool,indeed.
Wow, he's getting the best of the best. :-)
I would still support a third party. He is a liberal and I do not vote for liberals.
Obama thanks Rudy for being a Rino.
Primary, none. In the general election I'd suggest Rudy is superior to either Hillary or Obama on the WOT. He's not good on the 2nd or abortion, but better to have a Republican, who will likely be less proactive on those issues, in the White House. GWB was a Brady bill supporter, he was going to sign the extension, but he didn't make it a priority. A Democrat would have.
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