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We get crickets from our side as well. Here are two responses to essentially the same question asked in other threads and answered by Antoninus & Kevmo with no apparent responses yet.

To: Gelato
"Will you support Rudy Giuliani if he is the party nominee?"

Gee, when asked if he would support George Pataki over Mario Cuomo in 1994, Rudy Giuliani said, "no thanks."

The GOP owed no loyalty to this fraud.

72 posted on 02/15/2007 7:57:52 AM PST by Antoninus ("For some, the conservative constituency is an inconvenience. For me, it's my hope" -Duncan Hunter)
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Posted by Kevmo to nopardons
On Bloggers & Personal 02/09/2007 4:13:45 PM PST · 54 of 70

***Why? Is this a GOP site? Did I stumble onto a Republican Party backroom and forgot that I signed my name in blood for 9 years? This is a CONSERVATIVE site and Duncan is a CONSERVATIVE candidate. Maybe you could get more traction going to a RINO site and pushing your favorite RINO candidate. Unfortunately, I have no burden to help you in finding such a website.

Here are two responses to essentially the same question asked in other threads and answered by Antoninus & Kevmo with no apparent responses yet.

"Responses"? I read those, didn't figure there was anything to say, and left it at that. I don't post for the sheer pleasure of reading my own words. :-)

I asked if they'd support Rudy in the general. I got an answer. I don't have a problem with them with-holding their vote if they feel they should. If McCain got the nod, I'd almost certainly vote 3rd party.

Altho, the 'bullying' tone of posting over and over and over again, "If Rudy gets the nod, I'm outta here!" is another story. That tone is working against ya'lls cause, big time. If you feel strongly that way, more power to ya. But the 'end of the world' rhetoric -- much like the Ds hate speach against GW -- actually makes people like me sympathize with Rudy.

I'm mainly a curious bystander in all this. I have nothing to do with who gets nominated, of course, so I'm interested to see who's drawing a line in the sand. And I'll be watching to see what comes of it all, if/when Rudy gets the nomination.

This is going to be one of the more interesting elections I've seen, unless I miss my guess.

My point is, a person would have to sell out his principles to support Giuliani for president.

A President Giuliani would mean victory for liberalism, and a defeat to its opposition.

So, again I ask: "Duncan Hunter, will you support Giuliani if he is the nominee?"

Put another way, "Do you value your principles above party?"