NY'ers Back Rudy Over Hillary for Prez

newsmax.com ^ | Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005 1:04 p.m. EDT

[durasell]

New York politics.

It's been a dirty fight since Lord Cornbury.

[Dazedcat]

Nice post, I agree with you fully. If Rudy runs, I'll campaign for him. I think he's that good. Regarding those southern "deep red" states, I'd suggest they get the hell over it.

But I'm getting off track, Rudy would be my guy too. I hope he takes a shot.

[sono]

Rudy's one drawback is his "non-intervention" policy while NY Mayor on illegal immigrants, even going so far as to file suit against the Federal Govt to keep them from forcing muni employees to turn in illegals.

[pepperdog]

Your 1-2 & 5 pretty well finish him in the South. If you combine any two of those items he would fail, but when you line up all three of them--wowzer! He needs to fall back and find something else to do with his charisma...after all there is still some substance required.

[rollo tomasi]

"I'd suggest they get the hell over it."

Over what?

Having some northern moderate/collectivist crammed down their throats who is pro-gay special rights, pro-illegal immigration, intent on violating the Second Amendment, whose stand on abortion is almost the same PP and endorsed Mario Cuomo for Governor in 1994.

No thanks.

[pepperdog]

Now that is a nice idea, wonder why he won't do it? It's almost a sure thing. Inquiring minds want to know, why won't he run against her in 2006?

[Dazedcat]

Are you talking about President Bush or Rudy Guiliani?

[rollo tomasi]

Actually Pres. Bush is one of the more socially conservative Presidents we had in a long time.

If the Pres. would get his fiscal act together and tougher on the Dems. (Refuse to let the Dems. walk all over his administration) he would be a great one.