He's probably too conservative to have a chance of winning there. His better bet would be to become a lobbyist for a defense contractor. If he wants to run for higher office, he probably needs to move.
Maybe...but then again, illegal immigration is such a hot button issue, that he could be swept into power. We’ve got to run someone here anyway, so what the hell, we might as well run a real conservative, especially when his potential rival is the La Raza member, former ACLU counsel, ultra-leftist, mayor of L.A. Antonio Villaraigosa.
All this talk and people keep forgetting the bulk of delegates on Super Tuesday are in Guilliani style states. He is pounding out ads there. All these plans and scenarios people are talking about are focused on a vague . . . just win in the south and everything will work out.
Well, it won’t. This is not a momentum year. This is a mathematical year. Romney is the GWB equivalent in funding and there is a big difference this year in that Guilliani has more money than any of GWB’s competitors in 2000. That makes it all mathematical in delegate count.
People are shooting at the wrong target. The target is Guilliani. He is very quietly going to grab the WTA state of NY and no one can stop that.