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To: don-o

However, when Republicans are told in the context of the survey that Giuliani supports same-sex civil unions and holds a pro-choice position on abortion, the net effect on their expressed chances of backing him is negative. Knowing his social views, more than 4 in 10 Republicans indicate a reduced willingness to support Giuliani. Twenty-five percent say they would be less willing to vote for him, and 18% say they would rule out voting for him entirely.


3 posted on 02/11/2007 2:56:10 PM PST by don-o (Duncan Hunter for President. Inform yourself. You won't have to hold your nose!)
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To: don-o

I hope that's the case, but I also hope that doesn't default those would-be Rudy supporters over to McCain.


21 posted on 02/11/2007 3:20:30 PM PST by RockinRight (When Chuck Norris goes to bed at night, he checks under the bed for Jack Bauer.)
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"18% say they would rule out voting for him entirely."

If they had polled them on anti-gun and explained that his pro-abort means butchering children just before their first breath (PBA), add that to the queer agenda and that 18% will become 81%.
27 posted on 02/11/2007 3:27:47 PM PST by Beagle8U (Jimmy Carter changed me into a Republican.......Ronnie made me DAMN proud of it!)
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