[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

While I support much of the Bush Administration’s stance, in particular the Bush Doctrine (support the troops and their mission in Iraq!) — I am opposed to President Bush’s illegal immigration and big spending and education policies. I begrudge him not vetoing CFR. I wish he would use the Bully Pulpit far more effectively for pro-Life and Liberty.

But President Bush was not known for these characteristics before becoming the President, we learned these things after the fact.

Rudy isn’t even the GOP CANDIDATE yet.

It’s entirely one issue to consider voting for Rudy in the Catch-22 horror of IF a year-and-a-half from now he’s the GOP candidate.

But supporting Rudy NOW is acting as knowing accessory before the fact, so to speak, in furthering his Liberal agenda.

[mkjessup]

Rudy isn’t even the GOP CANDIDATE yet.
It’s entirely one issue to consider voting for Rudy in the Catch-22 horror of IF a year-and-a-half from now he’s the GOP candidate.
But supporting Rudy NOW is acting as knowing accessory before the fact, so to speak, in furthering his Liberal agenda.

TSOA, that is about as concise as it gets. Great post.

It is no secret that Giuliani is a pro-abortionist who up until his conveeeeeenient flip-flop on partial-birth-abortion in the wake of the SCOTUS decision banning it, has always described himself as a 'pro-choice' (i.e. pro-infanticide) Republican, embraces the views of Margaret Sanger, receives political donations from NARAL, states that federal funding should be provided for women who can't afford to murder their children on a limited budget.

Any and every person who signs on and supports Giuliani is, if not endorsing, condoning his murderous views on the sanctity of human life.

There is no escaping that fact. You said it well TSOA, such people are 'accessories before the fact'.