Giuliani Will Not Have Full Republican Support In 2008 - NO Hillary Clinton For President

WiseOne · #1 02.20.2007

Well, after just hearing the latest new report stating that Rudy Giuliani will nominate judges that vote for abortion, is all for gay rights, and other such offenses to humankind, I have no doubt that Rudy Giuliani is done for. I seriously doubt he will get the Republican nomination and I suggest that he step back and run as an Independent IF he is serious about becoming President of the US. So, IMHO, count Rudy Giuliani out.

jcscuba · #2 02.21.2007

The lesser of two evils is still evil. While I would never put Rudy in that catagory, Hillary fills the bill perfectly. Many, many people will drop her like a hot rock when the Republicans fire up their adds on this broom riding poser. Rudy has shown he can lead, Hillary is a socialist that will only continually divide our country. Her recent flip on the war and pulling out show's she is a person of so little character. Anything for a vote!

WiseOne · #3 02.21.2007

I agree, that is true, Rudy Giluiani is a leader...Hillary is a deviant and DEFINITELY a Socialist. I PRAY Hillary has no chance...we all need to make SURE the truth is out there and we watch her every move. We have a year to get this rolling full-bore, so we're well on the way...

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Herb Schaffler · #4 02.23.2007

The Republicans need to nominate somebody who can beat Hillary if she does end up winning the nomination. Giuliani would make a good leader. Like Norman Podhoretz points out in his book "Can She Be Stopped", Republicans need to overlook Giuliani's social liberalism and nominate him because he is probably the Republican candidate who can most easily defeat her. Most Republicans would prefer him to her. She must be stopped at all costs. Giuliani is likeable unlike Hillary. I think he could put New York in the red column. The latest poll shows him ahead of her 48% to 40%. I believe that would end up being an electoral landslide. I would love to see that. It would definitely be harder for the Democrats to say they were cheated out of the election like they claimed in the last two elections.

WiseOne · #5 02.24.2007

Oh, I agree, I would MUCH rather Giuliani than Hillary Rodham Clinton to be sure! I just hope he can pull it off is what I worry about. He DOES have a good following though, which is heartening....