Check Out This Picture of Rudy Giuliani and Alfonse D'Amato Undercover! LOL!

FullosseousFlap’s Dental Blog ^ | 4/9/07

[areafiftyone]

Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, right, U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani, center, and Benjamin Baer, chairman of the U.S Parole Commission, pose in undercover clothes in this July 9, 1986 file photo, after D’Amato bought what he later told a news conference were vials of crack on a New York City street. D’Amato, dressed in a fatigue cap and Eisenhower jacket, made the buy with an agent of the US Drug Enforcement Agency. Long before he became mayor of New York or the Republican front-runner for the presidency, Giuliani made a name for himself as a crime-busting federal prosecutor in Manhattan. During a nearly seven-year stretch ending in 1989, Giuliani steered dozens of high-profile cases to completion, garnering more than 4,000 convictions.

[Rudder]

...how many babies will be killed in Government Funded Abortions approved by President Giuliani?

Only women control abortion, not Rudy Giuliani nor any other President.

[Victoria Delsoul]

LOL, Rudy looks like Peter Sellers.

[RebelBanker]

Holy crap! He had HAIR!!

[areafiftyone]

ROFLMAO! He sure does!

[areafiftyone]

You made me spit out my soda! LOL!~

[firebrand]

There’s also a funny one of Rudy resting his head on Al’s shoulder.

[areafiftyone]

Its just not right. Romney is very qualified to be president and if he wins the nomination he’s got my vote. So does McCain and Duncan Hunter.

[Victoria Delsoul]

LOL!!! Sorry.

[areafiftyone]

Don’t be sorry. I think he looks funny in hair! LOL!

[RebelBanker]

Turnabout is fair play, my FRiend - I just about lost a drink of Sam Adams when I saw the picture!

BTW, anybody got a profile shot of Gomer Pyle for comparison with D’Amato?

[Gop1040]

All three plus F. Thompson would be OK with me. Just gives us a winner.

[areafiftyone]

True!

[Ciexyz]

The rabid anti-Rudy ravers will still be screaming ‘Rudy aborts babies’ as Hillary takes her oath as Prez.

[Ciexyz]

The anti-Rudy crowd will still be calling him 'transvestite divorced gun-grabbing liberal' as Hillary's brownshirts audit their tax records, close down their blogs, and get them fired from their jobs for being Republicans.

[garv]

The syncophantic Giuliani worshipers will still be telling us he's a conservative as he signs legislation rescinding the ban on partial birth abortion, issues an executive order lifting the ban on abortions at overseas U.S. military hospitals and orders Attorney General William Weld to step up prosecutions of pro-life demonstrators.

After he signs the federal handgun registration law Solicitor General Alan Dershowitz will successfully argue for it to be upheld. Giuliani's first appointee to the Supreme Court, Laurence Tribe, will write the majority opinion.

[aligncare]

Mr. Giuliani had four thousand plus convictions and only 25 reversals while US Attorney. An excellent record considering too, there were threats to his life that came from the most notorious crime families in America. As an Italian American he took on the tough task of prosecuting Italian crime syndicates -- a mission not for the weak at heart — and he proved he could succeed.

I’m comfortable with the prospect of a Giuliani presidency.

[Ciexyz]

Rudy bump.

[aligncare]

I am not suggesting Mr. Giuliani is a social conservative — Lord knows we’ve had plenty of those in the White House, and with little change in abortion in America to date.

What I am suggesting however, is that he would make a good President of the United States — given his proven record of success in the jobs on his resume.

Again, I would be comfortable with a Giuliani presidency.

[Spiff]

[garv]

Again, I would be comfortable with a Giuliani presidency.

I'm not. Mr. Giuliani's resume is far from unique and doesn't, in my mind, remotely qualify him to be President of the United States. By that measure, the current mayor of NYC would make make a good president. I find that notion laughable and quite disturbing.