JOINRUDY2008 Rudy Campaign Website Has Been Revamped! (Check it Out!)

JoinRudy2008 ^ | 3/22/07

[areafiftyone]

Looking good! Much better than before! JoinRudy2008

[Dead Corpse]

Keep polishing the turd. It's still a turd though...

[areafiftyone]

Whatever!

[Gracey]

Thanks!!!!

[areafiftyone]

Sorry about that - they were having some problems with the site when it first when up and the link must have been bad.

[KATIE-O]

Excellent site for bookmarking. Thanks!!

[KATIE-O]

Did you notice if they have this one from City Journal on there? It is the bset one I've seen around. Yes, Rudy Giuliani Is a Conservative.



Great piece! Thanks.

[KATIE-O]

Good News................
Rassmussen Poll says Rudy has largest base of support and lowest base of opposition:


If you’re a fan of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) you probably can’t believe all the good news surrounding the Presidential hopeful. He leads the Republican Primary polls, has the highest favorability rating of all candidates, and leads every Democrat in general election match-ups.

Rasmussen Reports recently conducted a national telephone survey that yielded another good dose of polling data for “America’s Mayor.” When we asked Likely Voters if they would “definitely” vote for or against leading Presidential candidates, more voters said they would definitely vote for Giuliani than against. The opposite was true for every other candidate in the survey including Senator Hillary Clinton (D), Senator John McCain (R), Senator Barack Obama (D), and former Senator John Edwards (D).

Thirty-one percent (31%) said they’d definitely vote for Giuliani while 28% said they’d definitely vote against. Both those numbers were the best earned by any candidate. A plurality, 35%, said it would depend upon who Giuliani is running against.

Clinton was very close to Giuliani on the positive side of the equation—30% say they’d definitely vote for the former First Lady. However, 46% say they’d definitely vote against her. Clinton leads in polling for the Democratic nomination but trails Giuliani in general election polling.

Obama’s numbers are a little lower than Clinton’s on both extremes—28% say they’d definitely vote for him, 37% say they’d definitely vote against.

The data provides especially discouraging news for McCain and Edwards. Only 21% would definitely vote for McCain while 34% would definitely vote against him. For Edwards, the numbers are 20% for and 39% against. However, the real bad news for both men comes from the results within their own party. For McCain, just 35% of Republicans would vote for him while 20% would vote against. Edwards’ numbers among Democrats are similar—33% definitely for Edwards, 20% definitely against.

By way of contrast, 52% of Republicans would definitely vote for Giuliani. Only 8% would definitely vote against him.

With all the good news pouring in for Giuliani these days, it’s wise to remember how early in the process we are--Howard Dean was the frontrunner for much of the run-up to Election 2004.

[Victoria Delsoul]

It looks nice, but I like red better. :-)

[383rr]

You owe me a keyboard.

Mountain Dew doesn't go well with electronics, LOL

I don't think there's enough elbow grease on the planet to polish this turd clean.....

[proudpapa]

Three good reasons not to vote for Rudy:

I don't vote for: A) Liberals, B) Rinos or C) Yankee fans and Rudy represents D) all of the above.

[spikeytx86]

I love the new website. They took some cues from Romney's site which no matter your position on him has a damn fine website. I hope the campaign add's video's on a regular basis. I have 2 requests;

1. Expand the issues page, to cover things like positions on a flat or sales tax, fighting congress, trade, china etc.
I imagine as the campaign heats up the issue section will expand.

2. Have meet ups, a lot of the democratic candidates do them and it's actually a great way to get people who are curious about Rudy and supporters together to discuss the candidate and really start a grassroots effort behind a candidate. A weekly chat even where campaign staff, supporters, and the curious could come together and discuss the candidate and ideas.

Over all though, the website looks great.

[tioga]

-where can I find the draft Fred threads? I checked out rudy and he is too liberal for me.

[Dead Corpse]

If it was just me saying these things, I'd wonder if maybe I was in the wrong. But it isn't. Moderates and Leftists love Rudy. If he was running on the Democrat ticket, I'd be worried that he'd win.

But not as a Republican. The guy just... isn't... You can take the liberal attorney out of New York, but you can't take the New York out of a liberal attorney.

[383rr]

Right.

I never knew being anti-gun was a conservative republican stance.

Only in rooty tootie's universe I guess.

BTW, you and I both know that the gun issue tells the real story on how these politicos feel about personal freedom.

Julie-annie flunks that litmus test, and bad.

[Dead Corpse]

BTW, you and I both know that the gun issue tells the real story on how these politicos feel about personal freedom.

One of my favorite authors (L. Neil Smith) called it the "X-ray issue". It's a scope shot of the candidates real feelings on individual liberty and freedom. It goes right to the heart of how much history and Constitutional knowledge a prospective candidate has.

They don't have to LIKE guns, or even be an avid collector/shooter. They just have to RESPECT the Right of other individuals to arm themselves.

Rudy shows no such knowledge, respect, or wisdom...